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L 2, 3 gm m m a /R Retain© Importance @1 Components in the Consumer Prie® indexes, 1982 U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics September 1983 Bulletin 2183 Relative Importance of Components Don the Consumer Price Indexes, 1982 U.S. Department of Labor Raymond J. Donovan, Secretary Bureau of Labor Statistics Janet L. Norwood, Commissioner September 1983 Bulletin 2183 For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402 !Pir®f@(g® The bulletin was prepared in the Office of Prices and Living Conditions, Consumer Price Index Branch. Material in this publication is in the public domain and may, with appropriate credit, be reproduced without permission. This bulletin presents data on the relative importance (value weights) of components in the Consumer Price Indexes. The data can be used in conjunction with the CPI Detailed Report issued monthly by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. iii Contents Page Relative importance of components in the Consumer Price Indexes, 1982............................... 1 Tables: Relative importance of components in the Consumer Prices Indexes: 1. U.S. city average, December 1982 ............................................................... 2. Selected metropolitan areas, November 1982 ............................................................... 3. Selected metropolitan areas, December 1982 ............................................................... 4. Regions, December 1982 ................................................................................................ 5. Population size classes, December 1982 ....................................................................... 6. Cross classifications of region and population size class, December 1982................... 7. Relative importance of selected areas in the Consumer Price Indexes, December 1982.................................................................................... .......................... 2 10 16 22 24 26 Brief explanation of the CPI........................................................................................................ 36 34 Impoirtene® of Oomponents in tin® Consumsir Pries flnd@K@s9 1S82 This report contains data on the relative importance of components in the Consumer Price Index for Urban Consumers ( c p i -u ) , with both the asset approach to ownership (old series) and the new rental equivalence approach, and the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers ( c p i -w ) as of the end of 1982. (For a description of these indexes, see the explanation following the tables.) Table 1 contains data for the U.S. city average. Tables 2-6 contain data for the areas—28 metropolitan areas, 4 regions, 5 population size classes, and 16 cross classifications of area and population size class. Table 7 presents the relative importance of the individual area all-items indexes in the U.S. city average all-items in dexes. The relative importance of a component is its ex penditure or _value weight expressed as a percentage of all items within an area. When the value weights are collected—most recently during the 1972-73 Consumer Expenditure Survey—they represent average annual expenditures, and their relative importance ratios show approximately how the index population distributes expenditures among the components. Later, the relative importance ratios show how consumers would dis tribute their expenditures if they continued to buy the same quantities and qualities of goods and services as in the survey period. Consequently, in the period between major revisions, the value weights and their correspond ing relative importance ratios are adjusted solely by the different rates of price change among the various items. The relative importance increases for those items registering a greater than average price increase and decreases for those items registering a smaller than average price increase. Since consumption patterns are influenced by factors other than price change, such as income, variations in climate, family size, and availability of new and dif ferent kinds of goods and services, relative importance ratios cannot be used as estimates of current spending patterns or as indicators of changing consumer expend itures in the intervals between weight revisions. Relative importance ratios of components in the national or local area Consumer Price Indexes may be used in the construction of indexes for special combina tions of items. In such instances, relative importance ratios are used as weights to combine relative changes in prices of the selected components over specified periods.1 1 For a description of the procedure for deriving index weights from consumer expenditure data, see ch. VII, “Weighting Structure of the CPI, 1964,” in The Consumer Price Index: History and Techniques, BLS Bulletin 1517 (1966), pp. 45-75. For a description of the procedure for calculating special-purpose indexes, as well as the precautions that must betaken, see “Relative Importance of CPI Components,” Monthly Labor Review, Nov. 1961, pp. 1233-36 (Reprint No. 2377), and “Relative Importance of Items in the CPI,” Monthly Labor Review, Aug. 1954, pp. 891-96 (Reprint No. 2146). 1 TafeD® 1. Relative importance ©If ©©mp©ini®iniS© in tth© e@n@ym©r Ppte© indexes: U.S. city avsirag®, December 1®82 (Percent of all items) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Old Series December 1982 December 1982 December 1982 Group and item Expenditure category All items................................................................................................................... 100.000 100.000 100.000 Food and beverages........................................................................................... 20.069 19.012 17.418 F o o d ....................................................................... ........................................... 18.963 17.964 16.458 Food at hom e................................................................................................ 12.867 12.298 11.167 Cereals and bakery products .................................................................... Cereal and cereal products,.................................................................... Flour and prepared flour m ixes.......................................................... C ereal...................................................................................................... Rice, pasta, and cornmeal................................................................... Bakery products....................................................................................... White bread........................................................................................... Other b rea d ........................................................................................... Fresh biscuits, rolls, and muffins........................................................ Fresh cakes and cupcakes.................................................................. Cookies................................................................................................... Crackers and bread and cracker products....................................... Fresh sweetrolls, coffeecake, and donuts........................................ Frozen and refrigerated bakery products and fresh pies, tarts, and turnovers......................................................... 1.700 .433 .107 .202 .125 1.267 .358 .124 .130 .150 .166 .085 .137 1.626 .412 .105 .185 .122 1.214 .351 .115 .124 .148 .160 .075 .136 1.476 .376 .093 .175 .108 1.099 .311 .108 .113 .130 .144 .074 .119 .116 .105 .101 Meats, poultry, fish, and eg gs................................................................... Meats, poultry, and fis h .......................................................................... Meats ...................................................................................................... Beef and v e a l..................................................................................... Ground beef other than canned.................................................... Chuck roast....................................................................................... Round roast...................................................................................... Round steak ..................................................................................... Sirloin s te a k ..................................................................................... Other beef and veal......................................................................... Pork ...................................................................................................... Bacon ............................................................................................... Chops ............................................................................................... Ham other than canned.................................................................. Sausage .......................................................... ................................. Canned h a m .................................................................................... Other pork......................................................................................... Other m eats........................................................................................ Frankfurters....................................................................................... Bologna, liverwurst, and salam i..................................................... Other lunchmeats............................................................................ Lamb and organ m eats................................................................... Unpriced items 1 ............................................................................... Poultry.................................................................................................... Fresh whole chicken......................................................................... Fresh and frozen chicken parts........................................................ Other poultry....................................................................................... Fish and seafood.................................................................................. Canned fish and seafood................................................................. Fresh and frozen fish and seafood.................................................. E g g s ....................................................................................................... 4.216 4.026 3.219 1.694 .449 .207 .173 .105 .110 .650 .986 .188 .203 .169 .142 .090 .194 .538 .132 .118 .188 .099 .002 .384 .149 .128 .108 .423 .155 .268 .190 4.086 3.904 3.168 1.626 .440 .204 .169 .111 .100 .602 .989 .180 .203 .167 .154 .091 .194 .553 .135 .128 .202 .086 .002 .352 .140 .115 .097 .384 .144 .239 .182 3.659 3.494 2.794 1.470 .390 .180 .150 .091 .096 .564 .856 .164 .176 .147 .123 .078 .169 .467 .114 .103 .163 .086 .002 .333 .129 .111 .093 .367 .135 .232 .165 Dairy products............................ ................................................................ Fresh milk and cream ............................................................................. Fresh whole m ilk .................................................................................. Other fresh milk and cream ................................................................ Processed dairy products........................................................................ Butter....................................................................................................... Cheese ................................................................................................... Ice cream and related products......................................................... Other dairy products ............................................................................ 1.699 .965 .702 .262 .735 .088 .364 .184 .098 1.620 .946 .717 .229 .674 .084 .328 .173 .089 1.475 .837 .610 .228 .638 .077 .316 .160 .085 See footnotes at end of table. 2 Table 1. Retafliv® !mp©rtane® of components in the Consumer Price Indexes: U.S. city average, December 1982—Continued (Percent of all items) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Old Series December 1982 December 1982 December 1982 Group and item Expenditure category Fruits and vegetables................................................................................ Fresh fruits and vegetables................................................................... Fresh fruits ............................................................................................ Apples ................................................................................................. Bananas .............................................................................................. Oranges ............................................................................................... Other fresh fruits................................................................................ Fresh vegetables.................................................................................. Potatoes.............................................................................................. Lettuce ................................................................................................ Tomatoes............................................................................................ Other fresh vegetables..................................................................... Processed fruits and vegetables........................................................... Processed fruits.................................................................................... Frozen fruit and fruit juices............................................................... Fruit juices other than frozen........................................................... Canned and dried fruits.................................................................... Processed vegetables.......................................................................... Frozen vegetables.............................................................................. Cut corn and canned beans except lim a ....................................... Other canned and dried vegetables................................................ 1.860 .954 .464 .088 .056 .104 .216 .490 .099 .110 .069 .213 .905 .459 .127 .174 .158 .446 .122 .111 .213 1.663 .853 .399 .084 .050 .082 .182 .455 .091 .103 .066 .195 .810 .389 .104 .151 .134 .421 .110 .110 .201 1.614 .828 .403 .076 .049 .091 .188 .425 .086 .095 .060 .184 .786 .399 .111 .151 .137 .387 .106 .096 .185 Other foods at h o m e.................................................................................. Sugar and sweets .................................................................................... Candy and chewing g u m ...................................................................... Sugar and artificial sweeteners .......................................................... Other sw eets.......................................................................................... Fats and o ils ............................................................................................. Margarine................................................................................................ Nondairy substitutes and peanut butter ............................................ Other fats, oils, and salad dressings................................................. Nonalcoholic beverages......................................................................... Cola drinks, excluding diet co la.......................................................... Carbonated drinks, including diet cola .............................................. Roasted coffee ...................................................................................... Freeze dried and instant c o ffe e ......................................................... Other noncarbonated drinks............................................................... Other prepared foods ............................................................................. Canned and packaged soup............................................................... Frozen prepared fo od s......................................................................... Seasonings, olives, pickles, and relish.............................................. Other condiments................................................................................. Miscellaneous prepared foods............................................................ Other canned and packaged prepared foods .................................. 3.391 .491 .232 .140 .119 .348 .095 .080 .173 1.409 .567 .301 .137 .141 .263 1.143 .107 .177 .212 .122 .185 .177 .164 3.303 .457 .219 .135 .104 .327 .084 .075 .168 1.403 .613 .282 .131 .119 .259 1.115 .098 .166 .213 .111 .180 .178 .169 2.943 .426 .201 .122 .103 .302 .083 .069 .150 1.223 .492 .261 .119 .122 .229 .992 .093 .153 .184 .106 .161 .154 .142 Food away from ho m e.................................................................................. Lunch ............................................................................................................ Dinner ................................. ......................................................................... Other meals and snacks........................................................................... Unpriced items 1 ......................................................................................... 6.097 1.962 2.193 1.165 .777 5.666 1.953 1.886 1.279 .548 5.291 1.702 1.904 1.011 .674 Alcoholic beverages........................................................................................ Alcoholic beverages at home...................................................................... Beer and a le ............................................................................................... W hiskey....................................................................................................... W in e .............................................................................................................. Other alcoholic beverages........................................................................ 1.106 .842 .412 .186 .138 .105 .210 .054 1.048 .801 .455 .161 .100 .084 .210 .036 .960 .731 .358 .161 .120 .091 .182 .047 See footnotes at end of table. 3 TaM® 1. ReSaSiiv® smportane® @f <g©mp©!m©nt© in Site Consumer Pries indexes: U.S. e i^ average, December 1982—Continued (Percent of all items) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Old Series December 1982 December 1982 December 1982 Group and item Expenditure category Housing........................................................................................................... Shelter.......................................................................................................... Renters’ co sts.......................................................................................... Rent, residential ..................................................................................... Other renters’ co sts............................................................................... Lodging while out of tow n................................................................... Lodging while at school...................................................................... Tenants’ insurance.............................................................................. Homeownership ........................................................................................ Home purchase................ ..................................................................... Financing, taxes, and insurance ........................................................... Property insurance .............................................................................. Property taxes...................................................................................... Contracted mortgage interest c o s t..................................................... Homeowners’ co sts.................................................................................. Owners’ equivalent re n t........................................................................ Household insurance............................................................................. Maintenance and repairs......................................................................... Maintenance and repair services.......................................................... Maintenance and repair commodities................................................... Paint and wallpaper, supplies, tools, and equipment........................ Lumber, awnings, glass, and masonry............................................... Plumbing, electrical, heating, and cooling supplies........................... Miscellaneous supplies and equipment.............................................. Capital improvement commodities 1 ................................................... Uhpriced items 1 .................................................................................. Fuel and other utilities ................................................................................ Fuels.......................................................................................................... Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas............................................................... Fuel o il.................. ............................................................................... Other fuels........................................................................................... Unpriced items 1 .................................................................................. Gas (piped) and electricity..................................................................... Electricity............................................................................................. Utility (piped) gas................................................................................. Other utilities and public services............................................................ Telephone services................................................................................ Local charges ...................................................................................... Interstate toll ca lls............................................................................... Intrastate toll ca lls............................................................................... Water and sewerage maintenance....................................................... Community antenna or cable T V .......................................................... Garbage and trash collection................................................................ Unpriced items 1 ..................................................................................... See footnotes at end of table. 37.721 21.339 6.932 6.029 .904 .574 .248 .082 NA NA NA NA NA NA 13.881 13.490 .391 .526 .284 .242 .131 .010 .010 .062 NA .030 8.377 6.214 1.552 1.340 .202 .010 4.661 2.588 2.073 42.686 28.660 NA 4.946 .535 .350 .131 .054 23.179 8.715 11.285 .486 1.432 9.367 NA NA NA 3.180 2.322 .857 .145 .081 .053 .072 .483 .022 7.176 5.371 1.345 1.163 .175 .007 4.026 2.214 2.163 1.811 1.805 1.487 .835 .364 .288 .491 .058 .119 .008 1.244 .701 .305 .238 .411 .048 .096 .006 45.948 31.472 NA 5.232 .784 .498 .215 .071 25.455 9.914 11.970 .558 1.621 9.791 NA NA NA 3.570 2.794 .777 .137 .066 .045 .054 .452 .023 7.270 5.393 1.347 1.163 .175 .009 4.046 2.246 1.799 1.878 1.290 .725 .316 .250 :426 .051 .103 .007 TabB© 1. Rellatlv© importane© ©f components in the Consumer Price ande&es: U.S. city average, December 1982— Continued (Percent of all items) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Old Series December 1982 December 1982 December 1982 Group and item Expenditure category Household furnishings and operation ........................................................... Housefurnishings........................................................................................... Textile housefurnishings............................................................................ Household linens..................................................................................... Curtains, drapes, slipcovers, and sewing materials............................ Unpriced items 1 ...................................................................................... Furniture and bedding .................................................. ............................. Bedroom furniture.................................................................................... S ofas......................................................................................................... Living room chairs and tables ............................................................... Other furniture.......................................................................................... Appliances including TV and sound equipment..................................... Television and sound equipment.......................................................... Television................................................................................................ Sound equipment.................................................................................. Household appliances ............................................................................ Refrigerator and home freeze r........................................................... Laundry equipment............................................................................... Other household appliances............................................................... Stoves dishwashers, vacuums, and sewing machines................ Office machines, small electric appliances, and air conditioners................................................................................ Unpriced items 1.................................................................................. Other household equipment..................................................................... Floor and window coverings, infants’, laundry, cleaning, and outdoor equipment ............................................................................... Clocks, lamps, and decor item s............................................................ Tableware, serving pieces, and nonelectric kitchenware .................. Lawn equipment, power tools, and other hardware........................... Unpriced items 1 ....................................................................................... Housekeeping supplies ................................................................................ Soaps and detergents............................................................................... Other laundry and cleaning products...................................................... Cleansing and toilet tissue, paper towels and napkins ........................ Stationery, stationery supplies, and gift wrap ........................................ Miscellaneous household products ......................................................... Lawn and garden supplies........................................................................ Housekeeoing services................................................................................ Postage ........................................................................................................ Moving, storage, freight, household laundry, and dry cleaning services...................................................................................................... Appliance and furniture repair.................................................................. Babysitting and other child care in the hom e........................................ Domestic service................................................................ ........................ Gardening and other home services....................................................... Unpriced items 1 ......................................................................................... See footnotes at end of table. 5 8.005 4.091 .574 .284 .289 .002 1.300 .415 .233 .258 .394 1.208 .666 .295 .371 .542 .111 .074 .357 .163 6.850 3.881 .489 .253 .235 .001 1.117 .369 .208 .230 .310 1.435 .623 .267 .355 .812 .225 .208 .379 .199 7.206 3.809 .498 .246 .250 .002 1.128 .360 .202 .224 .342 1.306 .578 .256 .322 .728 .196 .179 .353 .182 .188 .006 1.009 .179 .001 .841 .163 .008 .876 .207 .165 .324 .204 .109 1.686 .355 .275 .272 .235 .302 .248 2.228 .208 .139 .111 .286 .208 .097 1.500 .349 .262 .247 .195 .279 .168 1.468 .160 .180 .143 .281 .177 .095 1.463 .308 .239 .236 .204 .262 .215 1.934 .180 .502 .361 .402 .438 .252 .065 .379 .276 .421 .103 .091 .038 .436 .313 .349 .380 .219 .057 Taisl© 1. Rglaflv© importame® @f e@mp@GH®rfe m Ste Cemsumsr Prie® Man®®: U„8. eiSy a^srag®. December 1982—Continued (Percent of ail items) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Old Series December 1982 December 1982 December 1982 Group and item Expenditure category Apparel and upkeep ....................................................................................... Apparel commodities................................................................................... Apoarel commodities less footwear........................................................ Men’s and boys’ ................................... ................................................ Men’s ................................................................................................... Suits, sport coats, and jackets ........................................................ Coats and jackets............................................................................. Furnishings and special clothing ..................................................... Shirts ................................................................................................. Dungarees, jeans, and trousers....................................................... Unpriced items 1 ............................................................................... Boys’ .................................................................................................... Coats, jackets, sweaters, and sh irts................................................ Furnishings ........................................................................................ Suits, trousers, sport coats, and jackets......................................... Unpriced items 1 ............................................................................... Women’s and girls’ ................................................................................ Women’s .............................................................................................. Coats and jackets............................................................................. Dresses............................................................................................. Separates and sportswear............................................................... Underwear, nightwear, and hosiery.................................................. Suits................................................................................................... Unpriced items 1 ............................................................................... Girls’ ..................................................................................................... Coats, jackets, dresses, and suits ................................................... Separates and sportswear ............................................................... Underwear, nightwear, hosiery, and accessories............................ Unpriced items 1 ............................................................................... Infants’ and toddlers’ ............................................................................. Other apparel commodities ................................................................... Sewing materials and notions............................................................. Jewelry and luggage........................................................................... Footwear................................................................................................... Men’s ...................................................................................................... Boys’ and girls’ ....................................................................................... Women’s ................................................................................................ Apparel services ......................................................................................... Laundry and dry cleaning other than coin operated.............................. Other apparel services............................................................................. Unpriced items 1........................................................................................ See footnotes at end of table. 5.205 4.422 3.744 1.434 1.142 .302 .099 .255 .211 .260 .016 .292 .094 .056 .128 .014 1.592 1.309 .147 .277 .282 .390 .117 .096 .283 .096 .108 .074 .005 .117 .602 .158 .444 .678 .225 .178 .275 .783 .521 .282 .000 4.530 3.881 3.259 1.245 .952 .180 .093 .218 .184 .258 .018 .293 .096 .054 .132 .011 1.422 1.145 .141 .188 .255 .361 .117 .082 .276 .095 .104 .073 .004 .120 .472 .135 .337 .622 .215 .182 .226 .649 .414 .235 .000 4.517 3.838 3.250 1.244 .991 .262 .086 .221 .183 .226 .014 .253 .081 .049 .111 .012 1.381 1.136 .128 .240 .244 .338 .102 .083 .246 .083 .094 .064 .004 .102 .522 .137 .385 .588 .195 .154 .239 .679 .452 .227 .000 TabS@ 1. Relative impoirtssie® of eompomsnits ora the Comsymeir Frie® Indexes: U.S. city avsrag®, December 1982— Comfinyed (Percent of all items) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Old Series December 1982 December 1982 December 1982 Group and item Expenditure category Transportation............................................................................................. Private .......................................................................................................... New vehicles............................................................................................ New c a rs ................................................................................................ New trucks and motorcycles................................................................. Used ca rs.................................................................................................. Motor fu e l.................................................................................................. Automobile maintenance and repair ....................................................... Body w o rk .............................................................................................. Automobile drive train, brake, and miscellaneous mechanical repair....................................... ............................................................ Maintenance and servicing.................................................................... Power plant repair.................................................................................. Other private transportation ..................................................................... Other private transportation commodities............................................. Motor oil, coolant, and other products............................................... Automobile parts and equipment....................................................... Tires................................................................................................... Other parts and equipment.............................................................. Other private transportation services................................................... Automobile insurance ......................................................................... Automobile finance charges ............................................................... Automobile rental, registration, and other fe e s ................................. State registration .............................................................................. Drivers’ license ................................................................................. Automobile inspection....................................................................... Other automobile related fe e s .............................................. Local automobile registration........................................................... Unpriced items 1 ............................................................................... Public transportation.................................................................................... Airline fa re ................................................................................................. Intercity bus fa re ....................................................................................... Intracity mass tran sit................................................................................ Taxi fa re .................................................................................................... Intercity train fa re ...................................................................................... Unpriced items 1........................................................................................ Medical care............................................................................................... Medical care commodities.......................................................................... Prescription drugs.................................. .................................................. Anti-infective drugs ................................................................................ Tranquilizers and sedatives ................................................................... Circulatories and diuretics...................................................................... Hormones, diabetic drugs, biologicals, and prescription medical supplies................................................................................................ Pain and symptom control drugs.......................................................... Supplements, cough and cold preparations, and respiratory agents .................................................................................................. Nonprescription drugs and medical supplies .......................................... Eyeglasses............................................................................................. Internal and respiratory over-the-counter drugs................................... Nonprescription medical equipment and supplies............................... Medical care services ................................................................................. Professional services................................................................................ Physicians’ services............................................................................... Dental services....................................................................................... Other professional services................................................................... Unpriced items 1 ..................................................................................... Other medical care services .................................................................... Hospital and other medical services ..............................................*...... Hospital room ...................................................................................... Other hospital and medical care services......................................... Unpriced items 1 .................................................................................. Health insurance 1.................................................................................. See footnotes at end of table. 7 21.791 20 250 3.936 3.506 .430 4.056 6.191 1.707 .244 21.364 20 188 3.614 3.084 .530 4.499 6.149 1.632 .216 18.912 17.575 3.416 3.043 .373 3.520 5.373 1.482 .212 .375 .630 .459 4.360 .745 .103 .643 .460 .182 3.615 1.929 .978 .709 .302 .028 .019 .288 .026 .045 1.541 .760 .056 .565 .107 .015 .037 5.995 .976 .462 .090 .079 .057 .385 .591 .440 4.295 .728 .103 .625 451 .174 3.567 1.848 1.095 .624 .292 .028 .019 .226 .024 .035 1.176 .448 .037 .565 .083 .011 .032 4.675 .771 .333 .066 .056 .041 .326 .546 .398 3.784 .647 .089 .558 .400 .158 3.137 1.674 .849 .615 .262 .025 .016 .250 .022 .039 1.337 .660 .049 .490 .093 .013 .032 5.203 .847 .401 .078 .068 .050 .089 .072 .064 .052 .077 .062 .075 .514 .103 .301 .110 5.019 2.272 1.145 .832 .255 .041 2.748 .477 .224 .251 .002 2.270 .054 .438 086 .266 .086 3.904 1.885 .988 .672 .203 .022 2.019 .355 .168 .186 .001 1.665 .065 .446 .089 .261 .095 4.356 1.972 .993 .722 .221 .035 2.385 .414 .194 .218 .002 1.970 Tabs® 1. ReSaftSv® importance of components in the Consumer Price indexes: U.S. city average, December 1982— Continued (Percent of all items) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPi-W) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Old Series December 1982 December 1982 December 1982 Group and item Expenditure category Entertainment....................................................................................................... Entertainment commodities............................................................................ Reading materials......................................................................................... Newspapers................................................................................................. Magazines, periodicals, and books........................................................... Sporting goods and equipment.................................................................... Sport vehicles.............................................................................................. Indoor and warm weather sport equipment ........................................... Bicycles ........................................................................................................ Other sporting goods and equipment...................................................... Unpriced items 1 ......................................................................................... Toys, hobbies, and other entertainment.................................................... Toys, hobbies, and music equipment...................................................... Photographic supplies and equipment.................................................... Pet supplies and expense......................................................................... Unpriced items 1 .......................................................................................... Entertainment services .................................................................................... Fees for participant sports ........................................................................... Admissions.................................................................. -.................................. Other entertainment services...................................................................... Unpriced items 1 ......... ................................................................................... Other goods and services.................................................................................. Tobacco products............................................................................................. Cigarettes.................................. ..................................................................... Other tobacco products and smoking accessories.................................. Personal c a re .................................................................................................... Toilet goods and personal care appliances.............................................. Products for the hair, hairpieces, and w ig s............................................ Dental and shaving products..................................................................... Cosmetics, bath and nail preparations, manicure and eye makeup implements................................................................................. Other toilet goods and small personal care appliances....................... Personal care services.................................................................................. Beauty parlor services for females........................................................... Haircuts and other barber shop services for m ales.............................. Unpriced items 1 .......................................................................................... School books and supplies.......................................................................... Personal and educational services.............................................................. Tuition and other school fees .................................................................. College tuition........................................................................................... Elementary and high school tuition ....................................................... Unpriced items 1 ....................................................................................... Personal expenses...................................................................................... See footnotes at end of table. 4.206 2.485 .712 .367 .345 .666 .402 .074 .092 .083 .015 1.107 .545 .209 .322 .030 1.721 .549 .287 .198 .687 5.014 1.387 1.269 .118 1.857 .850 .227 .178 3.444 2.171 .552 .313 .238 .567 .339 .061 .084 .070 .013 1.053 .525 .176 .323 .029 1.273 .397 .236 .148 .492 4.289 1.456 1.352 .104 1.655 .816 .226 .159 3.651 2.157 .618 .319 .299 .578 .349 .064 .080 .072 .013 .961 .473 .182 .280 .026 1.494 .477 .249 .172 .596 4.351 1.204 .259 .186 1.007 .687 .319 .247 .183 .839 .543 .296 .224 .161 .874 .596 .277 .001 1.770 .220 .000 1.179 .001 1.536 .171 1.008 .773 .457 .159 .157 .235 .191 1.345 1.077 .708 .187 .182 .268 1.549 1.240 .815 .216 .209 .309 1.101 .103 1.611 .737 .197 .155 Tab!© 1. RleSaftSv© 5mp>©Jlaf?e® of componenfs in the Cosnsumer Price Smdlexes: U.S. city average, December 1982—Continued (Percent of all items) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W) All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) Old Series December 1982 December 1982 December 1982 Group and item Commodity and service group All items.................................................................................................................. 100.000 100.000 100.000 Commodities ....................................................................................................... Food and beverages....................................................................................... Commodities less food and beverages........................................................ Nondurables less food and beverages...................................................... Apparel commodities................................................................................. Nondurables less food, beverages, and apparel................................... Durables......................................................................................................... 52.908 20.069 32.839 19.781 4.422 15.359 13.058 59.566 19.012 40.555 18.286 3.881 14.404 22.269 56.658 17.418 39.240 17.168 3.838 13.330 22.072 Services............................................................................................................... Rent, residential............................................................................................... Rent of shelter................................................................................................. Household services less ren t......................................................................... Household services less rent of shelter...................... ................................. Transportation services................................................................................... Medical care services..................................................................................... Other services.................................................................................................. 47.092 6.029 20.340 NA 9.810 6.863 5.019 5.060 40.434 4.946 NA 21.440 NA 6.375 3.904 3.769 43.342 5.232 NA 23.405 NA 5.956 4.356 4.392 Special indexes: All items less food.............................................................................................. All items less shelter.......................................................................................... All items less mortgage interest costs............................................................ All items less homeowners’ costs.................................................................... All items less medical c a re ................................................................................ All items less home purchase and mortgage interest costs........................ 81.037 78.661 NA 86.119 94.005 NA 82.036 71.340 90.633 NA 95.325 81.919 153.874 68.528 90.209 NA 94.797 80.294 Commodities less fo o d ....................................................................................... Nondurables less food........................................................................................ Nondurables less food and apparel................................................................. Nondurables......................................................................................................... Services less re n t................................................................................................ Services less rent of shelter.............................................................................. Services less medical care ............................................................................... 33.945 20.886 16.464 39.850 NA 26.752 42.073 41.602 19.334 15.452 37.297 35.488 NA 36.530 40.200 18.127 14.289 34.586 38.110 NA 38.986 Domestically produced farm fo o d .................................................................... Selected beef c u ts .............................................................................................. Imported food and fishery products................................................................. Motor fuel, motor oil, coolant and other products......................................... Insurance and finance........................................................................................ Utilities and public transportation..................................................................... Housekeeping and home maintenance services ........................................... 10.578 1.567 2.289 6.294 17.489 8.365 2.512 10.081 1.511 2.217 6.252 14.905 7.006 3.790 9.181 1.360 1.986 5.462 15.179 7.260 4.728 Energy 2 ................................................................................................................ All items less energy 2 ........................................................................................ All items less food and energy 2 ................................ 1.................................. Commodities less food and energy 2 ......................................................... Energy commodities 2 ................................................................................ Services less energy.................................................................................... 12.405 87.595 68.632 26.201 7.744 42.431 11.520 88.480 70.516 34.108 7.494 36.408 10.766 89.234 72.775 33.479 6.721 39.296 1 Not actually priced; imputed from priced items. 2 Relative importance reflects a new definition of energy which excludes motor oil, coolant, and other products. NA Not available 9 Tabs® 2. RaSativ© importanee of components in the Consumer Pries Snd©^®®: SsSsetsd metropolitan areas, November 1SS2 (Percent of all items) Group Anchorage, Alaska CPI-U Baltimore, Md. CPI-W CPI-U Boston, Mass. CPI-W CPI-U Cincinnati, Ohio-Kv.-Ind. CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W DenverBoulder, Colo. CPI-U CPI-W Expenditure category All items ................................................................................................ 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Food and beverages........................................................................ F o o d ................................................................................................. Food at home ............................................................................. Cereals and bakery products .................................................. Meats, poultry, fish, and eggs................................................ Meats, poultry, and fish........................................................ Dairy products.......................................................................... Fruits and vegetables.............................................................. Other foods at hom e............................................................... Food away from hom e............................................................... Alcoholic beverages...................................................................... 18.664 16.598 10.744 1.370 3.274 3.112 1.473 1.797 2.829 5.854 2.066 16.885 15.023 9.434 1.227 2.765 2.609 1.313 1.551 2.578 5.589 1.863 20.132 18.655 12.559 1.501 4.362 4.141 1.387 1.662 3.647 6.096 1.478 18.479 17.207 11.659 1.513 4.123 3.910 1.261 1.517 3.245 5.549 1.271 20.622 19.199 12.325 1.761 4.184 4.005 1.615 1.877 2.889 6.874 1.424 19.989 18.804 12.749 1.927 4.432 4.244 1.685 1.790 2.915 6.054 1.185 22.159 20.762 14.014 1.923 4.406 4.206 1.885 1.780 4.020 6.748 1.397 18.943 17.750 12.214 1.707 4.030 3.873 1.638 1.371 3.468 5.537 1.192 17.604 16.234 10.968 1.475 3.105 2.916 1.508 1.595 3.285 5.266 1.370 15.344 14.205 9.601 1.192 2.643 2.492 1.380 1.364 3.021 4.604 1.140 Housing............................................................................................... Shelter.............................................................................................. Renters’ costs............................................................................. Rent, residential....................................................................... Other renters’ costs................................................................. Homeownership.......................................................................... Property taxes .......................................................................... Homeowners’ costs.................................................................... Owners’ equivalent re n t.......................................................... Fuel and other utilities.................................................................. Fuels.............................................................................................. Fuel oil, coal, and bottled g a s ............................................... Fuel oil .................................................................................. Other fu els............................................................................ Gas (piped) and electricity...................................................... Electricity............................................................................... Utility (piped) g a s ................................................................. Household furnishings and operation......................................... 41.228 26.053 9.865 9.011 .854 NA NA 15.927 15.646 4.490 3.007 .853 .758 .083 2.153 1.309 .845 10.685 47.737 35.767 NA 9.266 .419 26.081 1.050 NA NA 3.505 2.248 .441 .347 .086 1.806 1.098 .709 8.465 36.637 19.558 7.067 6.533 .534 NA NA 11.880 11.480 8.395 6.882 3.030 2.799 .208 3.852 2.511 1.341 8.684 42.257 26.584 NA 5.259 .289 21.036 1.242 NA NA 7.668 6.230 2.968 2.763 .184 3.262 2.232 1.030 8.005 37.747 21.476 7.908 6.847 1.061 NA NA 13.243 12.863 9.563 8.102 4.703 4.580 .115 3.399 2.062 1.337 6.708 39.373 23.319 NA 5.328 .670 17.321 2.208 NA NA 9.231 7.815 4.514 4.394 .107 3.302 1.953 1.348 6.823 37.050 19.593 5.882 5.104 .778 NA NA 13.483 12.975 9.541 7.537 1.401 1.205 .195 6.136 3.371 2.765 7.916 45.827 31.523 NA 3.187 .549 27.787 1.374 NA NA 7.851 6.215 1.087 .913 .174 5.129 2.457 2.672 6.452 40.956 25.799 7.642 6.890 .752 NA NA 17.840 17.551 6.970 5.194 .132 .022 .109 5.063 2.612 2.451 8.187 55.073 43.254 NA 6.085 .321 36.848 .946 NA NA 5.622 4.215 .152 .028 .124 4.063 2.089 1.975 6.197 Apparel and upkeep ................. ....................................................... Apparel commodities.................................................................... Men’s and boys’ ......................................................................... Women’s and girls’ ..................................................................... Footwear...................................................................................... 5.340 4.438 1.303 1.509 .813 4.363 3.440 1.112 1.102 .620 6.280 5.339 1.854 2.012 .812 5.105 4.282 1.489 1.453 .660 5.254 4.486 1.394 1.867 .663 5.229 4.577 1.191 2.235 .680 5.453 4.684 1.442 1.847 .623 4.373 3.835 1.147 1.461 .552 5.137 4.431 1.467 1.638 .626 4.381 3.852 1.178 1.470 .480 Transportation................................................................................... Private............................................................................................. Motor fuel .................................................................................... Public .............................................................................................. 20.932 18.115 5.797 2.818 19.964 17.985 6.074 1.980 22.540 21.054 6.753 1.486 22.622 21.634 6.617 .988 20.440 18.462 5.598 1.978 20.745 18.895 5.776 1.851 19.676 18.822 6.496 .854 18.633 18.055 5.951 .578 21.001 19.746 6.162 1.255 15.014 14.281 4.637 .732 Medical care ............................................................ ......................... 4.822 3.709 4.920 3.842 5.135 4.505 6.469 4.909 5.931 3.154 Entertainment ................................................................................... 4.795 3.866 4.661 3.363 4.652 3.770 4.143 3.082 5.171 3.981 Other goods and services............................................................... Personal c a re ................................................................................. 4.219 1.698 3.475 1.525 4.830 1.846 4.331 1.497 6.151 1.567 6.389 T.526 5.049 1.695 4.232 1.504 4.199 1.788 3.053 1.254 10 TaM@ 2. iR@SafSv® importane® @f eomponsnts in the Consumer Price indexes: Selected metropolitan areas, November 1S@2-=e©ntinu®d (Percent of all items) Group \ Anchorage, Alaska CPI-U Baltimore, Md. CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Boston, Mass. CPI-U CPI-W Cincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-Ind. CPI-U CPI-W DenverBoulder, Colo. CPI-U CPI-W Commodity and service group All items .......................................................................................... 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Commodities................................................................................. Food and beverages.................................................................. Commodities less food and beverages.................................... Nondurables less food and beverages.................................. Durables................................................................................... 49.392 18.664 30.728 17.611 13.117 59.237 16.885 42.352 15.595 26.757 57.152 20.132 37.019 23.063 13.957 63.042 18.479 44.564 21.179 23.385 53.936 20.622 33.314 22.571 10.742 60.448 19.989 40.459 22.815 17.644 55.303 22.159 33.144 20.664 12.480 59.619 18.943 40.677 17.694 22.983 48.413 17.604 30.808 18.016 12.792 52.477 15.344 37.133 14.190 22.943 Services......................................................................................... Medical care services................................................................ 50.608 4.298 40.763 3.275 42.848 4.040 36.958 3.107 46.064 4.420 39.552 3.711 44.697 5.531 40.381 4.174 51.587 5.110 47.523 2.642 Special indexes: All items less sh e lte r.................................................................... All items less medical ca re .......................................................... All items less energy 1.................................................................. Energy 1 ......................................................................................... Commodities less fo o d ................................................................. Nondurables less food ................................................................. Nondurables.................................................................................. Services less rent ........................................................................ Services less rent of shelter........................................................ Services less medical c a re .......................................................... 73.947 95.178 91.196 8.804 32.794 19.677 36.275 NA 25.123 46.310 64.233 96.291 91.678 8.322 44.215 17.457 32.480 31.497 NA 37.487 80.442 95.080 86.365 13.635 38.497 24.540 43.195 NA 24.412 38.808 73.416 96.158 87.152 12.848 45.835 22.450 39.658 31.698 NA 33.851 78.524 94.865 86.301 13.699 34.737 23.995 43.194 NA 25.388 41.644 76.681 95.495 86.409 13.591 41.644 24.001 42.804 34.224 NA 35.841 80.407 93.531 85.967 14.033 34.541 22.061 42.823 NA 25.963 39.166 68.477 95.091 87.833 12.167 41.869 18.886 36.636 37.194 NA 36.207 74.201 94.069 88.644 11.356 32.179 19.387 35.621 NA 26.438 46.477 56.746 96.846 91.148 8.852 38.272 15.329 29.534 41.438 NA 44.881 n TalbS©'2. Relative Importance of ©@mp@nents In the Consumer Pro©© indexes: Selected metropolitan areas, Wovemlber 1i® 2= Continued (Percent of all items) Miami, Fla. Milwaukee, Wise. Northeast Pennsylvania Group CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U Portland, OregonWash. CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Expenditure category All items ................................................................................................ 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Food and beverages........................................................................ F o o d ................................................................................................. Food at home ............................................................................. Cereals and bakery products................................................. Meats, poultry, fish, and eg gs................................................ Meats, poultry, and fish........................................................ Dairy products.......................................................................... Fruits and vegetables.............................................................. Other foods at hom e............................................................... Food away from hom e............................................................... Alcoholic beverages...................................................................... 19.598 18.646 12.200 1.404 4.250 4.091 1.667 1.760 3.119 6.446 .952 20.872 19.964 13.531 1.507 5.362 5.180 1.692 1.749 3.221 6.433 .907 20.449 19.078 12.744 1.742 4.169 4.008 1.990 1.625 3.217 6.335 1.371 19.113 17.885 11.946 1.611 4.129 4.002 1.741 1.440 3.024 5.939 1.228 23.742 22.527 17.120 2.359 5.547 5.289 2.180 2.500 4.533 5.407 1.215 23.956 22.682 17.044 2.270 5.293 5.084 2.150 2.798 4.533 5.638 1.275 19.645 18.183 11.832 1.450 3.939 3.778 1.532 1.644 3.267 6.351 1.462 17.518 16.270 10.858 1.330 3.525 3.379 1.457 1.488 3.057 5.413 1.248 Housing............................................................................................... Shelter.............................................................................................. Renters’ costs............................................................................. Rent, residential....................................................................... Other renters’ costs................................................................. Homeownership.......................................................................... Property ta x e s .......................................................................... Homeowners’ costs.................................................................... Owners’ equivalent re n t.......................................................... Fuel and other utilities.................................................................. Fuels............................................................................................. Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas ............................................... Fuel oil ................................................................................... Other fuels............................................................................ Gas (piped) and electricity...................................................... Electricity............................................................................... Utility (piped) g a s ................................................................. Household furnishings and operation......................................... 38.848 24.503 8.483 7.575 .908 NA NA 15.650 15.311 6.167 4.098 .082 .012 .066 4.016 3.821 .195 8.178 39.909 27.459 NA 6.689 .472' 20.297 .828 NA NA 5.556 3.711 .090 .003 .080 3.621 3.376 .246 6.895 38.286 21.122 6.900 6.163 .737 NA NA 13.931 13.527 9.631 7.707 1.898 1.845 .052 5.808 2.612 3.196 7.534 44.910 30.843 NA 4.191 .492 26.160 2.409 NA NA 7.646 5.971 1.543 1.457 .082 4.428 2.063 2.364 6.421 34.581 16.730 4.084 3.635 .448 NA NA 10.703 10.463 10.411 8.278 4.694 3.083 1.611 3.584 2.065 1.519 7.440 37.102 19.973 NA 2.649 .352 16.972 1.313 NA NA 9.128 7.242 4.089 2.523 1.566 3.153 1.791 1.362 8.002 36.305 21.262 7.199 6.418 .781 NA NA 13.697 13.187 7.515 5.602 2.747 2.572 .147 2.855 1.970 .885 7.528 45.123 32.928 NA 5.634 .415 26.879 1.701 NA NA 5.720 4.207 1.944 1.778 .149 2.262 1.448 .814 6.475 Apparel and upkeep ........................................................................ Apparel commodities .................................................................... Men’s and boys' ......................................................................... Women’s and girls’ ..................................................................... Footwear...................................................................................... 5.577 4.632 1.523 1.703 .686 5.289 4.437 1.517 1.495 .616 5.303 4.788 1.522 2.115 .731 4.552 4.103 1.289 1.687 .693 5.205 4.705 1.517 1.661 .758 5.063 4.605 1.651 1.452 .900 4.792 4.143 1.518 1.470 .599 3.799 3.341 1.197 1.246 .444 Transportation................................................................................... Private............................................................................................. Motor fuel .................................................................................... Public ................. ‘ ........................................................................... 20.048 18.318 6.096 1.730 21.137 20.049 6.978 1.089 22.706 21.540 5.904 1.165 20.300 19.444 5.679 .856 20.443 19.766 5.372 .676 20.232 19.679 5.518 .553 23.041 21.520 6.403 1.521 22.733 21.774 6.102 .959 Medical care ..................................................................................... 6.764 5.569 4.822 3.613 6.652 4.860 6.506 4.177 Entertainment ................................................................................... 3.697 3.166 4.095 3.601 3.759 3.650 4.960 3.499 Other goods and services............................................................... Personal c a re ................................................................................. 5.468 1.847 4.058 1.606 4.340 1.575 3.912 1.437 5.618 2.162 5.137 2.178 4.750 1.872 3.150 1.269 !2 Table 2. Relate© Importance ©f components in the Consumer Price indexes: Selected metropolitan areas, November 1982— Continued (Percent of all items) Miami, Fla. Milwaukee, Wise. Northeast Pennsylvania Group CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U Portland, OregonWash. CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Commodity and service group All items ............................................................. .................................. 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Commodities..................................................................................... Food and beverages..................................................................... Commodities less food and beverages...................................... Nondurables less food and beverages........................ ........... Durables....................................................................................... 48.296 19.598 28.698 17.415 11.282 58.231 20.872 37.359 17.779 19.580 54.019 20.449 33.570 19.417 14.153 59.750 19.113 40.637 17.728 22.909 62.000 23.742 38.258 23.455 14.803 67.385 23.956 43.429 23.088 20.341 54.095 19.645 34.449 20.832 13.617 61.414 17.518 43.896 17.338 26.559 Services............................................................................................. Medical care services................................................................... 51.704 5.887 41.769 4.772 45.981 4.122 40.250 3.095 38.000 5.513 32.615 4.018 45.905 5.536 38.586 3.594 Special indexes: All items less shelter....................................................................... All items less medical c a re ............................................ ................. All items less energy 1..................................................................... Energy 1 .............................................................................................. Commodities less fo o d .................................................................... Nondurables less food .................................................................... Nondurables....................................................................................... Services less rent ............................................................................ Services less rent of shelter........................................................... Services less medical c a re ............................................................. 75.497 93.236 89.806 10.194 29.650 18.368 37.014 NA 27.997 45.817 72.541 94.431 89.310 10.690 38.267 18.687 38.651 35.080 NA 36.997 78.878 95.178 86.389 13.611 34.940 20.788 39.866 NA 25.673 41.859 69.157 96.387 88.351 11.649 41.865 18.956 36.840 36.060 NA 37.156 83.270 93.348 86.350 13.650 39.473 24.670 47.197 NA 23.519 32.486 80.027 95.140 87.240 12.760 44.704 24.362 47.044 29.966 NA 28.597 78.738 93.494 87.995 12.005 35.912 22.294 40.477 NA 25.602 40.370 67.072 95.823 89.691 10.309 45.144 18.585 34.855 32.952 NA 34.992 13 Tabte 2. Relative importance of components in the Consumer Price Indexes: Selected metropolitan areas, November 1982— Continued (Percent of all items) Group St. Louis, Mo.-lll. CPI-U San Diego, Calif. CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W SeattleEverett, Wash. CPI-U Washington, D.C.- Md.-Va. CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Expenditure category All items ................................................................................................ 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Food and beverages........................................................................ F o o d ................................................................................................. Food at home ............................................................................. Cereals and bakery products..... ............................................ Meats, poultry, fish, and eggs................................................ Meats, poultry, and fish........................................................ Dairy products.......................................................................... Fruits and vegetables.............................................................. Other foods at hom e............................................................... Food away from hom e............................................................... Alcoholic beverages...................................................................... 21.640 20.605 14.311 1.851 4.717 4.537 1.795 2.024 3.923 6.294 1.035 18.781 17.760 12.112 1.678 4.070 3.921 1.534 1.438 3.392 5.648 1.021 19.272 18.142 11.279 1.432 3.192 3.003 1.582 1.812 3.262 6.863 1.129 16.393 15.517 9.617 1.260 2.570 2.398 1.406 1.420 2.960 5.900 .876 18.523 17.319 11.632 1.501 3.519 3.340 1.659 1.632 3.321 5.687 1.204 16.269 15.213 10.373 1.398 3.003 2.846 1.506 1.383 3.083 4.840 1.056 18.221 16.925 11.363 1.361 3.748 3.565 1.353 1.679 3.222 5.562 1.296 17.826 16.741 11.476 1.272 3.938 3.726 1.235 1.580 3.452 5.265 1.085 Housing............................................................................................... Shelter.............................................................................................. Renters’ costs............................................................................. Rent, residential....................................................................... Other renters’ costs................................................................. Homeownership.......................................................................... Property ta x e s .......................................................................... Homeowners’ costs.................................................................... Owners’ equivalent re n t.......................................................... Fuel and other utilities.................................................................. Fuels............................................................................................. Fuel oil, coal, and bottled g a s ............................................... Fuel oil ............................................. ..................................... Other fu els................................... ......................................... Gas (piped) and electricity...................................................... Electricity............................................................................... Utility (piped) g a s ................................................................. Household furnishings and operation...... ................................... 34.642 18.022 4.884 4.021 .863 NA NA 12.726 12.338 8.583 6.693 1.036 .627 .406 5.657 2.525 3.132 8.037 42.851 28.995 NA 3.377 .494 25.123 1.144 NA NA 7.011 5.491 .901 .542 .358 4.589 2.002 2.587 6.845 39.859 25.966 7.923 7.259 .664 NA NA 17.684 17.221 5.872 3.828 .076 .010 .065 3.752 2.515 1.237 8.021 51.842 41.443 NA 4.877 .374 36.192 .871 NA NA 4.661 3.051 .041 .010 .029 3.010 2.013 .997 5.739 38.694 23.463 7.760 6.781 .978 NA NA 15.179 14.804 7.008 5.085 2.338 2.191 .130 2.747 2.075 .672 8.223 46.472 32.997 NA 5.603 .509 26.885 1.393 NA NA 5.777 4.150 1.628 1.530 .087 2.522 1.834 .688 7.698 41.720 25.887 10.116 9.042 1.074 NA NA 15.312 15.080 7.053 5.339 1.503 1.048 .451 3.836 1.844 1.993 8.780 40.012 26.249 NA 9.505 .605 16.140 1.082 NA NA 6.517 4.963 1.196 .772 .423 3.767 1.769 1.998 7.246 Apparel and upkeep........................................................................ Apparel commodities .................................................................... Men’s and boys’ ......................................................................... Women’s and girls’ ..................................................................... Footwear......................................................................... :............ 5.385 4.755 1.485 1.755 .522 4.597 4.123 1.299 1.666 .552 5.008 4.367 1.330 1.493 .668 3.747 3.253 .980 1.055 .488 4.363 3.705 1.117 1.308 .570 3.820 3.268 .971 1.150 .637 5.561 4.654 1.550 1.557 .750 5.679 4.845 1.352 2.149 .646 Transportation................................................................................... Private............................................................................................. Motor fuel .................................................................................... Public .............................................................................................. 23.702 22.925 6.548 .776 22.542 21.805 6.748 .737 21.596 20.194 6.197 1.401 18.068 17.269 4.808 .799 23.002 21.240 6.254 1.762 20.893 19.636 5.816 1.258 20.812 18.913 6.316 1.899 23.845 22.184 6.303 1.661 Medical c a r e ..................................................................................... 6.028 4.565 6.382 4.437 5.718 4.451 5.217 4.934 Entertainment................................................................................... 3.279 2.613 4.287 2.835 4.931 4.399 3.695 3.368 Other goods and services............................................................... Personal c a re .................................................................................. 5.325 1.810 4.051 1.573 3.595 1.622 2.678 1.317 4.769 2.004 3.696 1.607 4.774 1.565 4.336 1.916 14 Table 2. Relative Smpertane® of c©mp@m@nts in the Consumer Prie® Indexes: Selected metropolitan areas, November 1982— Continued (Percent of all items) Group St. Louis, Mo.-lll. CPI-U CPI-W San Diego, Calif. CPI-U CPI-W SeattleEverett, Wash. CPI-U Washington, D.C.- Md.-Va. CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Commodity and service group All ite m s ................................................................................................ 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Commodities...................................................................................... Food and beverages............................. * ...................................... Commodities less food and beverages...................................... Nondurables less food and beverages.................................... Durables........................................................................................ 56.494 21.640 34.854 19.790 15.064 61.233 18.781 42.452 18.032 24.420 50.160 19.272 30.888 17.462 13.426 55.182 16.393 38.789 13.397 25.392 52.279 18.523 33.756 19.788 13.968 58.986 16.269 42.717 17.080 25.637 49.695 18.221 31.474 19.398 12.076 57.624 17.826 39.799 19.111 20.687 Services.............................................................................................. Medical care services................................................................... 43.506 5.136 38.767 3.922 49.840 5.498 44.818 3.905 47.721 4.900 41.014 3.810 50.305 4.485 42.376 4.356 Special indexes: All items less sh elter........................................................................ All items less medical c a re ............................................................. All items less energy 1...................................................................... Energy 1 .............................................................................................. Commodities less fo o d ..................................................................... Nondurables less food .................................................................... Nondurables....................................................................................... Services less rent ............................................................................. Services less rent of shelter........................................................... Services less medical c a re ................................. ............................ 81.978 93.972 86.759 13.241 35.889 20.825 41.430 NA 26.359 38.370 71.005 95.435 87.761 12.239 43.473 19.052 36.813 35.390 NA 34.845 74.034 93.618 89.974 10.026 32.018 18.591 36.734 NA 24.750 44.342 58.557 95.563 92.141 7.859 39.665 14.273 29.790 39.941 NA 40.913 76.537 94.282 88.661 11.339 34.960 20.992 38.311 NA 25.245 42.821 67.003 95.549 90.034 9.966 43.774 18.137 33.349 35.410 NA 37.204 74.113 94.783 88.345 11.655 32.770 20.694 37.619 NA 25.177 45.820 73.751 95.066 88.734 11.266 40.883 20.196 36.937 32.871 NA 38.020 1 Relative importance reflects a new definition of energy which excludes motor oil, coolant, and other products. NA Not available, 15 Tab!® 3. Relative importance of components in the Consumer Price indexes: Selected metropolitan areas, December 1982 (Percent of all items) Group Atlanta, Ga. CPI-U Buffalo, N.Y. CPI-W CPI-U Cleveland, Ohio CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W DallasFort Worth, Tex. CPI-U CPI-W Honolulu, Hawaii CPI-U CPI-W Expenditure category All items ................................................................................................ 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Food and beverages.................................................................. ...... F o od................................................................................................. Food at home ............................................................................. Cereals and bakery products................................................. Meats, poultry, fish, and eggs................................................ Meats, poultry, and fish........................................................ Dairy products.......................................................................... Fruits and vegetables.............. ................................................ Other foods at hom e............................................................... Food away from hom e............................................................... Alcoholic beverages...................................................................... 19.680 18.331 11.425 1.392 3.556 3.371 1.452 1.669 3.356 6.906 1.350 18.675 17.275 11.077 1.402 3.499 3.308 1.391 1.476 3.309 6.198 1.399 21.785 20.322 14.662 2.033 4.883 4.696 2.056 2.112 3.578 5.660 1.463 22.849 20.905 15.642 2.164 5.443 5.240 2.165 2.166 3.705 5.263 1.944 20.163 19.165 13.507 1.685 4.824 4.670 1.621 1.756 3.622 5.657 .998 17.873 16.884 11.733 1.407 4.365 4.254 1.414 1.402 3.146 5.151 .989 18.620 17.624 11.311 1.504 3.266 3.036 1.575 1.569 3.397 6.312 .997 17.982 17.105 11.317 1.373 3.391 3.155 1.611 1.507 3.435 5.788 .877 21.610 20.428 13.855 1.596 4.937 4.710 1.443 2.382 3.497 6.573 1.182 22.525 21.322 15.108 1.871 5.585 5.353 1.483 2.271 3.898 6.214 1.203 Housing............................................................................................... Shelter............................................................................................. Renters’ costs.................................... ......................................... Rent, residential....................................................................... Other renters’ costs................................................................. Homeownership.......................................................................... Property ta x e s .......................................................................... Homeowners’ costs.................................................................... Owners’ equivalent re n t.......................................................... Fuel and other utilities.................................................................. Fuels............................................................................................. Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas ............................................... Fuel oil .................................................................................. Other fu els............................................................................ Gas (piped) and electricity...................................................... Electricity............................................................................... Utility (piped) g a s ........... ...................................................... Household furnishings and operation......................................... 37.070 22.028 8.422 7.689 .733 NA NA 13.286 12.930 6.431 4.188 .207 .094 .104 3.981 2.122 1.859 8.611 43.975 30.530 NA 6.229 .414 23.887 .796 NA NA 5.693 3.797 .124 .059 .061 3.673 1.991 1.682 7.753 37.023 18.323 4.344 3.548 .796 NA NA 13.686 13.286 11.899 9.141 1.962 1.905 .057 7.179 2.883 4.296 6.801 37.536 20.208 NA 2.765 .534 16.908 2.296 NA NA 10.515 7.989 1.828 1.734 .092 6.161 2.597 3.564 6.813 37.785 20.312 6.157 4.486 1.671 NA NA 13.623 13.211 9.023 6.800 .528 .400 .119 6.272 2.262 4.011 8.450 47.686 34.220 NA 3.440 .541 30.239 1.321 NA NA 7.380 5.529 .409 .310 .098 5.120 1.898 3.222 6.086 38.552 23.068 7.861 6.943 .918 NA NA 15.013 14.155 8.148 5.870 .234 ■ .025 .209 5.636 3.649 1.987 7.336 43.673 30.517 NA 6.137 .566 23.814 .747 NA NA 7.088 5.071 .301 -.034 .267 4.769 3.151 1.618 6.069 40.938 27.483 8.582 7.761 .821 NA NA 17.987 17.733 5.959 4.488 .067 .003 .063 4.421 3.945 .476 7.496 41.325 28.657 NA 6.521 .674 21.462 1.821 NA NA 5.393 4.081 .041 .000 .038 4.041 3.543 .497 7.274 Apparel and upkeep ........................................................................ Apparel commodities............................... .................................... Men’s and boys’ ............... .......................................................... Women’s and girls’ ..................................................................... Footwear....................................................................................... 5.724 4.882 1.578 2.185 .580 5.104 4.396 1.399 1.745 .616 5.342 4.759 1.797 1.780 .783 4.788 4.304 1.709 1.399 .746 5.350 4.650 1.563 1.812 .637 4.243 3.747 1.305 1.365 .529 4.972 3.973 1.407 1.340 .598 4.276 3.429 1.241 1.090 .569 5.158 4.671 1.441 1.495 .621 4.837 4.348 1.257 1.238 .533 Transportation................................................................................... Private.............................................................................................. Motor fuel .................................................................................... Public .............................................................................................. 23.162 21.242 7.768 1.920 20.656 18.563 7.415 2.093 22.013 20.758 6.967 1.256 22.734 21.822 7.698 .912 21.758 20.394 6.169 1.364 18.457 17.397 5.735 1.060 22.040 21.079 7.751 .960 21.106 20.448 7.540 .658 16.765 14.562 5.028 2.203 17.504 15.687 5.572 1.817 Medical c a r e ..................................................................................... 6.139 4.803 5.178 4.290 5.333 4.474 6.443 5.774 5.875 5.410 Entertainment ................................................................................... 3.371 2.863 4.224 3.459 4.337 3.091 3.842 3.080 4.567 3.894 Other goods and services............................................................... Personal c a re ................................................................................. 4.854 2.021 3.923 1.709 4.434 1.563 4.344 1.639 5.275 1.835 4.176 1.530 5.531 2.260 4.109 1.749 5.087 1.843 4.505 1.702 See footnotes at end of table. 16 Tabl© 3. Relative importance of e©mp@n@F8ts Sn She Consumer Prse© Sndexes: Selected metropofitan areas, December 1ii2=C@nS5raued (Percent of all items) Group Atlanta, Ga. CPI-U Cleveland, Ohio Buffalo, N.Y. CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W DallasFort Worth, Tex. CPI-U CPI-W Honolulu, Hawaii CPI-U CPI-W Commodity and service group ill ite m s............................................................................................... 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Commodities..................................................................................... Food and beverages........................................... .......................... Commodities less food and beverages...................................... Nondurables less food and beverages.................................... Durables..................... .................................................................. 53.488 19.680 33.808 20.367 13.441 58.727 18.675 40.052 19.160 20.892 56.119 21.785 34.333 21.539 12.795 64.593 22.849 41.744 21.382 20.362 53.069 20.163 32.906 18.859 14.047 57.322 17.873 39.449 16.198 23.251 50.176 18.620 31.556 19.282 12.274 57.412 17.982 39.429 17.915 21.514 48.781 21.610 27.171 17.595 9.576 59.259 22.525 36.734 17.594 19.140 Services............................................................................................. Medical care services................................................................... 46.512 4.950 41.273 3.933 43.881 4.108 35.407 3.463 46.931 4.513 42.678 3.859 49.824 5.355 42.588 4.769 51.219 5.070 40.741 4.652 pecial indexes: All items less shelter....................................................................... All items less medical c a re ............................................................. All items less energy 1 ........................................ ............................. Energy 1 ............................................................................................. Commodities less fo od.................................................................... Nondurables less fo o d .................................................................... Nondurables...................................................................................... Services less r e n t............................................................................ Services less rent of shelter........................................................... Services less medical c a re ............................................................. 77.972 93.861 88.044 11.956 35.158 21.717 40.048 NA 25.253 41.561 69.470 95.197 88.788 11.212 41.452 20.559 37.835 35.044 NA 37.340 81.677 94.822 83.892 16.108 35.797 23.002 43.324 NA 26.334 39.773 79.792 95.710 84.313 15.687 43.688 23.326 44.231 32.642 NA 31.944 79.688 94.667 87.030 12.970 33.904 19.857 39.022 NA 27.644 42.418 65.780 95.526 88.736 11.264 40.438 17.187 34.071 39.238 NA 38.820 76.932 93.557 86.378 13.622 32.553 20.278 37.902 NA 28.043 44.469 69.483 94.226 87.389 12.611 40.307 18.792 35.897 36.452 NA 37.819 72.517 94.125 90.484 9.516 28.353 18.777 39.205 NA 24.944 46.149 71.343 94.590 90.347 9.653 37.936 18.796 40.119 34.220 NA 36.089 See footnotes at end of table. 17 Tafefe $„ Relative lmp@[rtein)©® @f eemposisrti® in the. Consumer Pries [Indexes: Ssteetsd metropolitan ar®ss„ Deesmlbsr 1982—Continued (Percent of all items) Group Chicago, III.Northwestern Ind. CPI-U CPI-W Los AngelesLong Beach, Anaheim, Calif. Detroit, Mich. CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W New York, N.Y.Northeastern N.J. CPI-U CPI-W Philadelphia, Pa.-N.J. CPI-U CPI-W Expenditure category All ite m s ................ ............................................................................... 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Food and beverages........................................................................ F o o d ................................................................................................. Food at home ............................................................................. Cereals and bakery products................................................. Meats, poultry, fish, and eg gs................................................ Meats, poultry, and fish........................................................ Dairy products.......................................................................... Fruits and vegetables.............................................................. Other foods at hom e............................................................... Food away from hom e............................................................... Alcoholic beverages...................................................................... 20.381 19.268 12.698 1.678 4.261 4.077 1.593 1.780 3.386 6.570 1.113 18.497 17.398 11.592 1.546 3.783 3.616 1.463 1.492 3.307 5.805 1.099 19.461 18.269 12.789 1.793 4.423 4.250 1.746 1.477 3.351 5.480 1.192 16.631 15.511 10.739 1.449 3.891 3.741 1.476 1.269 2.655 4.772 1.120 19.457 18.092 11.572 1.522 3.726 3.516 1.560 1.683 3.080 6.520 1.365 17.449 16.260 10.342 1.317 3.298 3.112 1.463 1.505 2.759 5.918 1.188 22.029 21.022 14.647 1.927 5.133 4.917 1.837 2.385 3.365 6.375 1.007 23.048 21.915 15.443 2.084 5.555 5.320 1.940 2.277 3.586 6.472 1.133 21.891 20.630 13.629 1.859 4.378 4.201 1.671 1.821 3.899 7.002 1.261 23.563 22.209 14.947 1.977 4.834 4.637 1.782 2.077 4.276 7.262 1.354 Housing.............................................................................................. Shelter.............................................................................................. Renters’ costs............................................................................. Rent, residential....................................................................... Other renters’ costs.............. ................................................... Homeownership......................................... ................................. Property ta x e s .......................................................................... Homeowners’ costs.................................................................... Owners’ equivalent re n t.......................................................... Fuel and other utilities.................................................................. Fuels.............................................................................................. Fuel oil, coal, and bottled g a s ............................................... Fuel oil .................................................................................. Other fu els............................................................................ Gas (piped) and electricity...................................................... Electricity...................... ......................................................... Utility (piped) g a s ................................................................. Household furnishings and operation............... :......................... 36.704 21.236 7.869 6.798 1.071 NA NA 13.096 12.776 7.553 5.759 .880 .725 .099 4.879 2.593 2.286 7.915 43.224 30.120 NA 5.475 .603 24.042 1.601 NA NA 6.448 4.973 .869 .779 .082 4.105 2.202 1.902 6.656 36.076 19.068 4.405 3.636 .770 NA NA 13.892 13.579 8.889 6.890 1.026 .935 .075 5.865 2.211 3.653 8.119 44.445 31.054 NA 2.703 .371 27.980 3.737 NA NA 7.138 5.476 .774 .670 .097 4.702 1.740 2.962 6.254 39.098 26.272 9.926 9.220 .706 NA NA 16.014 15.635 4.857 3.094 .025 .003 .022 3.070 1.438 1.632 7.969 46.809 36.600 NA 6.737 .405 29.458 .835 NA NA 3.960 2.536 .033 .004 .029 2.503 1.217 1.286 6.250 41.059 24.655 9.950 8.599 1.351 NA NA 13.770 13.550 8.297 6.714 2.565 2.476 .085 4.148 2.376 1.773 8.106 40.572 25.221 NA 7.798 .721 16.703 1.864 NA NA 8.000 6.540 2.635 2.543 .087 3.905 2.249 1.656 7.351 37.570 20.237 6.050 5.140 .910 NA NA 13.747 13.446 9.452 7.621 3.033 2.910 .114 4.587 2.457 2.131 7.882 36.842 20.680 NA 4.477 .704 15.499 2.193 NA NA 8.605 6.838 2.744 2.649 .090 4.093 2.180 1.913 7.557 Apparel and upkeep ........................................................................ Apparel commodities.................................................................... Men’s and boys’ ......................................................................... Women’s and girls’ ..................................................................... Footwear........................................ .............................................. 4.769 3.822 1.179 1.390 .627 3.989 3.174 1.051 1.175 .460 4.697 3.966 1.502 1.390 .597 3.750 3.167 1.126 1.189 .472 4.759 4.062 1.243 1.298 .667 3.963 3.415 1.014 1.072 .623 5.156 4.060 1.346 1.362 .683 4.954 3.936 1.340 1.328 .680 5.174 4.411 1.465 1.293 .690 4.429 3.676 1.149 1.132 .664 Transportation.................................................................................... Private............................................................................................. Motor fuel .................................................................................... Public ............................................................................................... 22.687 20.075 6.170 2.612 21.953 19.866 6.350 2.088 25.755 24.666 6.137 1.089 24.439 23.581 5.920 .858 22.314 21.178 6.363 1.137 20.513 19.684 6.096 .829 16.940 13.532 4.063 3.409 18.442 15.025 4.710 3.417 19.459 17.843 5.098 1.616 20.995 19.616 6.012 1.379 Medical c a r e ..................................................................................... 5.745 4.489 5.214 3.737 6.172 4.675 4.867 3.974 5-587 4.932 Entertainment................................................................................... 4.581 3.914 3.954 2,958 4.173 3.233 4.036 3.755 4.565 3.828 Other goods and services................................... ........................... Persgnal c a re ................................................................................. 5.134 1.803 3.934 1.382 4.843 1.591 4.040 1.364 4.027 1.704 3.358 1.473 5.914 1.822 5.255 1.908 5.755 1.699 5.412 1.693 See footnotes at end of table. 10 Talbfi® 3. R e la tiv e Im p o rta n c e o f c o m p o n e n ts in th e C o n s u m e r P rice In d e xe s: S e le c te d m e tro p o lita n a re a s, D®e®mb®r 19®2“ C©ntinu@d (Percent of all items) Group Chicago, III.Northwestern Ind. CPI-U CPI-W Los AngelesLong Beach, Anaheim, Calif. Detroit, Mich. CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W New York, N.Y.Northeastern N.J. CPI-U CPI-W Philadelphia, Pa.-N.J. CPI-U CPI-W Commodity and service group All items ................................................................................................ 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Commodities..................................................................................... Food and beverages..................................................................... Commodities less food and beverages...................................... Nondurables less food and beverages.................................... Durables....................................................................................... 51.224 20.381 30.843 18.784 12.059 56.662 18.497 38.165 17.106 21.059 54.493 19.461 35.032 18.933 16.099 58.921 16.631 42.291 16.117 26.173 48.855 19.457 29.398 17.317 12.081 55.318 17.449 37.870 15.530 22.340 49.415 22.029 27.386 18.310 9.076 58.267 23.048 35.219 19.320 15.899 54.427 21.891 32.536 20.559 11.977 61.721 23.563 38.158 20.468 17.689 Services............................................................................................. Medical care services................................................................... 48.776 4.774 43.338 3.683 45.507 4.298 41.079 3.032 51.145 5.284 44.682 3.939 50.585 3.959 41.733 3.149 45.573 4.514 38.279 3.997 Special indexes: All items less shelter....................................................................... All items less medical c a re............................................................. All items less energy 1 ..................................................................... Energy 1 ............................................................................................. Commodities less fo o d .................................................................... Nondurables less food .................................................................... Nondurables...................................................................................... Services less rent ............................................................................ Services less rent of shelter........................................................... Services less medical c a re ............................................................. 78.764 94.255 88.070 11.930 31.956 19.897 39.165 NA 28.218 44.002 69.880 95.511 88.677 11.323 39.264 18.205 35.602 37.863 NA 39.655 80.932 94.786 86.973 13.027 36.224 20.124 38.394 NA 27.558 41.209 68.946 96.263 88.604 11.396 43.410 17.237 32.748 38.375 NA 38.047 73.728 93.828 90.543 9.457 30.763 18.681 36.773 NA 25.690 45.862 63.400 95.325 91.368 8.632 39.058 16.719 32.979 37.945 NA 40.743 75.345 95.133 89.223 10.777 28.393 19.317 40.339 NA 27.181 46.626 74.779 96.026 88.750 11.250 36.352 20.453 42.368 33.936 NA 38.584 79.763 94.413 87.281 12.719 33.797 21.820 42.450 NA 26.151 41.059 79.320 95.068 87.150 12.850 39.512 21.823 44.031 33.803 NA 34.283 See footnotes at end of table. 19 Tabs© 3. Relative Importane© ©f eomponents In the S@nsum©r Price Indexes: Selected metropolitan areas, December 1fS2=*C®ntinued (Percent of all items) Group Houston, Tex. CPI-U CPI-W MinneapolisSt. Paul, Minn.-Wisc. Kansas City, Mo.-Kan. CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Pittsburgh, Pa. CPI-U CPI-W San FranciscoOakland, Calif. CPI-U CPI-W Expenditure category All items ................................................................................................ 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Food and beverages........................................................................ F o o d ............................................................. ................................... Food at home ............................................................................. Cereals and bakery products................................................. Meats, poultry, fish, and eggs ....:........................................... Meats, poultry, and fish........................................................ Dairy products.......................................................................... Fruits and vegetables.............................................................. Other foods at hom e............................................................... Food away from hom e............................................................... Alcoholic beverages...................................................................... 20.428 19.378 13.323 1.597 4.532 4.329 1.751 1.885 3.558 6.055 1.050 18.473 17.466 12.150 1.452 4.219 4.035 1.508 1.607 3.365 5.315 1.007 18.360 17.225 11.357 1.556 3.489 3.339 1.442 1.612 3.257 5.868 1.135 17.313 16.212 10.790 1.371 3.441 3.296 1.338 1.327 3.313 5.422 1.101 20.015 18.829 11.252 1.587 3.104 2.991 1.735 1.556 3.270 7.577 1.185 18.101 16.876 10.634 1.429 3.287 3.184 1.528 1.171 3.218 6.242 1.225 21.455 20.229 14.223 2.120 4.658 4.516 1.728 2.016 3.700 6.006 1.227 20.798 19.706 14.027 2.025 4.726 4.583 1.669 1.937 3.669 5.679 1.092 19.305 17.847 11.250 1.477 3.608 3.411 1.443 1.730 2.992 6.597 1.459 16.794 15.855 10.069 1.384 3.139 2.945 1.275 1.448 2.823 5.786 .938 Housing............................................................................................... Shelter.............................................................................................. Renters’ costs............................................................................. Rent, residential................................. ...................................... Other renters’ costs................................................................. Homeownership.......................................................................... Property ta x e s .......................................................................... Homeowners’ costs................... ................................................. Owners’ equivalent re n t.......................................................... Fuel and other utilities.................................................................. Fuels.......................... ................................................................... Fuel oil, coal, and bottled g a s ............................................... Fuel oil .... .............................................................................. Other fuels............................................................................ Gas (piped) and electricity...................................................... Electricity............................................................................... Utility (piped) g a s ................................................................. Household furnishings and operation......................................... 35.741 20.337 8.673 8.150 .523 NA NA 11.438 10.614 8.736 6.368 .191 .049 .138 6.177 4.394 1.784 6.667 41.074 27.040 NA 7.438 .439 19.162 .731 NA NA 7.928 5.823 .149 .006 .140 5.674 4.044 1.630 6.107 36.706 18.710 5.307 4.604 .703 NA NA 12.930 12.624 9.490 6.957 .307 .138 .168 6.650 2.416 4.235 8.506 44.149 29.223 NA 3.622 .363 25.238 1.025 NA NA 8.102 6.059 .396 .217 .179 5.662 2.071 3.591 6.824 39.076 22.897 6.476 5.714 .762 NA NA 15.976 15.592 8.175 6.281 1.195 .978 .211 5.087 1.771 3.315 8.004 46.600 33.349 NA' 3.933 .473 28.944 1.348 NA NA 6.856 5.216 .996 .828 .165 4.220 1.517 2.704 6.394 35.597 19.118 5.157 4.481 .676 NA NA 13.192 13.026 8.469 6.586 .501 .362 .134 6.084 2.624 3.460 8.010 38.861 25.164 NA 3.064 .556 21.544 2.759 NA NA 6.886 5.456 .706 .541 .156 4.750 2.283 2.467 6.811 38.108 23.826 9.274 8.422 .852 NA NA 14.334 13.923 5.912 3.737 .134 .057 .049 3.604 1.958 1.646 8.371 46.264 34.301 NA 6.746 .538 27.017 .909 NA NA 5.201 3.361 .090 .028 .051 3.271 1.840 1.432 6.762 Apparel and upkeep ........................................................................ 5.494 A p p a r e l c o m m o d itie s ........................................................................................... 4 .4 4 4 Men’s and boys’ ........ ................................................................. Women’s and girls’ ..................................................................... Footwear...................................................................................... 1.569 1.447 .680 4.833 3.965 1.339 1.330 .635 5.521 4.712 1.606 1.842 .677 4.337 3.767 1.283 1.393 .652 4.934 4.367 1.446 1.603 .676 3.941 3.593 1.139 1.420 .496 6.020 5.277 1.642 2.041 .725 5.093 4.432 1.549 1.740 .568 5.196 4.339 1.285 1.619 .666 4.096 3.468 1.118 1.192 .557 Transportation................................................................................... Private............................................................................................. Motor fuel .................................................................................... Public ............................................................................................... 23.629 23.121 7.905 .508 22.460 22.036 6.747 .424 23.593 22.447 6.926 1.145 22.176 21.234 6.988 .942 20.976 19.484 6.271 1.492 19.795 18.872 6.539 .923 21.497 19.765 5.728 1.733 22.635 21.451 6.232 1.184 22.630 20.939 6.313 1.691 21.649 20.337 6.157 1.312 Medical care ..................................................................................... 6.551 6.219 6.364 4.369 5.521 4.135 6.350 4.454 6.080 4.468 Entertainment ...... ............................................................................. 4.127 3.221 4.317 3.628 4.715 3.433 4.058 3.292 4.631 3.363 Other goods and services............................................................... Personal c a re .................................................................................. 4.030 1.834 3.719 1.820 5.138 1.970 4.027 1.656 4.764 1.793 3.996 1.461 5.021 1.707 4.867 1.559 4.049 1.808 3.367 1.558 See footnotes at end of table. Tabs® 3. InisSstSv© tmpertane© ©if e©mpor?©rafl§ Simfib© Co©©ym©ir Prie© fimxdsx©®: S©l®eS©d mgfiropollta areas, D®e@mb®r 1982—Continued (Percent of all items) Group Houston, Tex. CPI-U CPI-W Kansas City, Mo.-Kan. CPI-U CPI-W MinneapolisSt. Paul, Minn.-Wisc. CPI-U CPI-W Pittsburgh, Pa. CPI-U CPI-W San FranciscoOakland, Calif. CPI-U CPI-W Commodity and service group All ite m s ............................................................................................... 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Commodities............................................. ........................................ Food and beverages..................................................................... Commodities less food and beverages...................................... Nondurables less food and beverages.................................... Durables.................................................. ..................................... 53.441 20.428 33.013 19.736 13.277 57.184 18.473 38.711 17.266 21.445 53.027 18.360 34.667 19.099 15.567 60.817 17.313 43.504 17.286 26.218 52.855 20.015 32.840 19.735 13.105 59.367 18.101 41.266 17.784 23.482 52.848 21.455 31.393 19.409 11.984 59.126 20.798 38.329 18.848 19.481 48.972 19.305 29.666 17.882 11.784 55.540 16.794 38.746 15.539 23.207 Services............................................................................................. Medical care services................................................................... 46.559 5.528 42.816 5.304 46.973 5.469 39.183 3.703 47.145 4.583 40.633 3.538 47.152 5.443 40.874 3.745 51.028 5.204 44.460 3.793 Special indexes: All items less shelter....................................................................... All items less medical c a re ............................................................. All items less energy 1..................................................................... Energy 1 ............................................................................................. Commodities less fo od.................................................................... Nondurables less food .................................................................... Nondurables...................................................................................... Services less rent ............................................................................ Services less rent of shelter........................................................... Services less medical c a re ............................................................. 79.663 93.449 85.727 14.273 34.063 20.786 40.164 NA 27.393 41.030 72.960 93.781 87.430 12.570 39.719 18.273 35.739 35.378 NA 37.512 81.290 93.636 86.117 13.883 35.802 20.235 37.460 NA 29.110 41.504 70.777 95.631 86.953 13.047 44.605 18.387 34.599 35.561 NA 35.480 77.103 94.479 87.447 12.553 34.025 20.920 39.750 NA 25.132 42.562 66.651 95.865 88.245 11.755 42.491 19.009 35.885 36.700 NA 37.095 80.882 93.650 87.686 12.314 32.619 20.636 40.865 NA 29.002 41.709 74.836 95.546 88.311 11.689 39.421 19.940 39.645 37.810 NA 37.128 76.174 93.920 89.950 10.050 31.125 19.341 37.188 NA 27.912 45.824 65.699 95.532 90.481 9.519 39.684 16.478 32.333 37.715 NA 40.667 ' Relative importance reflects a new definition of energy which excludes motor oil, coolant, and other products. NA Not available. Tab!© 4. IR©!att5ve impiortanee ©f eomp@n©nfs in ah© Consumer Pro©© Sndexes: Regions, 1 December 1982 (Percent of all items) Northeast West South North Central Group CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Expenditure category All items ................................................................................................ 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Food and beverages........................................................................ F o o d ................................................................................................. Food at home ............................................................................. Cereals and bakery products................................................. Meats, poultry, fish, and eg gs................................................ Dairy products.......................................................................... Fruits and vegetables.............................................................. Sugar and sw eets.................................................................... Fats and oils............................................................................. Nonalcoholic beverages.......................................................... Other prepared foods.............................................................. Food away from hom e............................................................... Alcoholic beverages...................................................................... 21.168 20.068 13.970 1.907 4.727 1.786 2.132 .475 .344 1.470 1.130 6.098 1.101 21.712 20.546 14.556 2.013 5.006 1.838 2.093 .496 .357 1.561 1.192 5.990 1.166 19.948 18.854 12.670 1.685 4.130 1.733 1.674 .530 .356 1.330 1.233 6.184 1.094 18.163 17.104 11.564 1.511 3.873 1.572 1.398 .461 .318 1.272 1.159 5.541 1.059 19.609 18.648 12.879 1.644 4.250 1.675 1.837 .501 .350 1.495 1.127 5.768 .961 18.261 17.390 12.058 1.528 3.971 1.558 1.630 .464 .323 1.531 1.051 5.332 .872 19.324 18.013 11.609 1.512 3.593 1.571 1.756 .451 .343 1.316 1.067 6.404 1.311 17.461 16.376 10.556 1.379 3.267 1.468 1.504 .390 .306 1.221 1.021 5.820 1.085 Housing............................................................................................... Shelter.............................................................................................. Renters’ costs............................................................................. Rent, residential....................................................................... Other renters’ costs................................................................. Homeownership .......................................................................... Home purchase........................................................................ Financing, taxes, and insurance............................................ Property taxes ....................................................................... Homeowners’ costs.................................................................... Owners’ equivalent re n t.......................................................... Maintenance and repairs........................................................... Maintenance and repair services........................................... Maintenance and repair commodities................................... Fuel and other utilities.................................................................. Fuels............................................................................................. Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas ............................................... Fuel o il.................................................................................... Other fu e ls ............................................................................. Gas (piped) and electricity...................................................... Electricity................................................................................ Utility (piped) gas .................................................................. Other utilities and public services ............................................ Household furnishings and operation......................................... Housefurnishings ........................................................................ Housekeeping supplies.............................................................. Housekeeping services.............................................................. 39.027 22.032 7.653 6.587 1.066 NA NA NA NA 13.632 13.357 .747 .446 .301 9.334 7.548 3.231 3.049 .177 4.318 2.436 1.881 1.786 7.661 3.909 1.695 2.057 40.099 24.599 NA 5.616 .640 18.343 6.080 8.589 2.072 NA NA 3.674 2.856 .818 8.355 6.766 2.876 2.709 .160 3.891 2.182 1.709 1.589 7.145 4.023 1.707 1.415 36.896 19.783 5.641 4.689 .953 NA NA NA NA 13.652 13.247 .490 .201 .289 9.025 6.859 1.330 1.078 .233 5.529 2.464 3.065 43.636 29.578 NA 3.613 .538 25.427 9.645 12.821 1.669 NA NA 2.961 .1.984 .976 7.394 5.634 1.089 .883 .200 4.54§ 2.056 2.489 36.463 19.833 6.191 5.384 .807 NA NA NA NA 13.236 12.750 .406 .245 .161 8.323 5.686 .787 .520 .258 4.899 3.287 1.612 38.608 24.298 8.543 7.798 .745 NA NA NA NA 15.331 14.922 ,425 .220 .205 6.329 4.264 .543 .408 .126 3.721 2.059 1.661 45.970 34.194 NA 6.312 .463 27.419 10.829 13.825 .994 NA NA 2.765 1.867 .898 5.230 3.537 .427 .325 .097 3.110 1.712 1.399 2 .1 6 6 1 .7 6 0 2 .6 3 7 8.087 4.238 1.843 2.006 6.664 3.880 1.496 1.288 8.307 4.093 1.562 2.652 41.792 27.648 NA 4.709 .472 22.467 8.839 10.404 .781 NA NA 3.224 2.499 .726 7.157 4.968 .681 .447 .226 4.286 2.847 1.440 2.189 6.987 3.880 1.388 1.719 Apparel and upkeep ........................................................................ Apparel commodities .................................................................... Men’s and boys’ ......................................................................... Women’s and girls’ ..................................................................... Infants’ and toddlers’ ................................................................. Footwear...................................................................................... Other apparel commodities....................................................... Apparel services............................................................................ 5.262 4.405 1.460 1.564 .135 .701 .546 .857 4.842 4.093 1.350 1.491 .140 .673 .439 .749 5.074 4.376 1.382 1.659 .108 .640 .587 .698 4.270 3.708 1.158 1.451 .117 .564 .418 .562 5.478 4.616 1.542 1.649 .096 .698 .631 .862 Transportation................................................................................... Private transportation.................................................................... New vehicles............................................................................... New c a rs................................................................................... Used cars .............. ...................................................................... Motor fuel .................................................................................... Maintenance and repair............................................................. Other private transportation...................................................... Other private transportation commodities............................ Other private transportation services.................................... Public transportation ..................................................................... 19.765 17.581 3.564 3.346 3.157 5.179 1.469 4.212 .618 3.594 2.184 20.558 18.651 3.524 3.234 3.699 5.619 1.492 4.317 .665 3.652 1.908 23.014 21.709 4.618 4.137 4.477 6.550 1.693 4.373 .692 3.680 1.305 22.099 21.160 4.235 3.702 4.835 6.349 1.530 4.212 .644 3.568 .938 22.499 21.346 4.112 3.618 4.678 6.835 1.744 3.978 .873 3.104 1.152 See footnotes at end of table. 22 2 .0 6 6 1 .6 9 3 7.981 4.149 1.632 2.199 6.546 3.688 1.358 1.500 4.877 4.145 1.363 1.496 .104 .659 .522 .732 4.945 4.255 1.326 1.470 .132 .668 .658 .689 4.055 3.519 1.083 1.189 .118 .595 .535 .537 22.088 21.320 3.499 2.872 5.397 6.775 1.696 3.953 .851 3.102 .768 22.071 20.605 3.350 2.779 3.942 6.283 2.000 5.031 .819 4.211 1.466 20.482 19.461 2.948 2.211 3.991 5.807 1.902 4.813 .788 4.025 1.021 Tabs® 4. Relative importance of e@mp@neinits in She Consumer Pries Indexes: Regions, 1 December 1©82 —Continued (Percent of al! items) Northeast West South North Central Group CPI-U CPI-W CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-U CPI-W Expenditure category Medical care ......................................... Medical care commodities ............... Medical care services....................... Professional services..................... Other medical care services......... 5.147 .894 4.253 2.053 2.200 4.127 .761 3.366 1.771 1.595 5.702 .938 4.764 2.163 2.602 4.272 .714 3.559 1.760 1.799 6.882 1.153 5.728 2.281 3.448 5.591 .893 4.698 1.886 2.812 6.381 .908 5.474 2.693 2.780 4.901 .719 4.182 2.228 1.954 Entertainment ....................................... Entertainment commodities.............. Entertainment services..................... 4.129 2.383 1.746 3.610 2.206 1.404 4.262 2.559 1.702 3.389 2.051 1.338 3.967 2.319 1.649 3.102 2.099 1.003 4.545 2.742 1.803 3.721 2.394 1.327 Other goods and services.................. . Tobacco products ............................. Personal c a re ..................................... Personal and educational expenses 5.502 1.508 1.744 2.250 5.051 1.722 1.730 1.599 5.104 1.477 1.847 1.780 4.171 1.464 1.557 1.150 5.103 1.412 2.043 1.648 4.288 1.464 1.792 1.032 4.126 1.078 1.783 1.264 3.409 1.061 1.528 .820 Commodity and service group Ail items ............................................................................................... 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Commodities..................................................................................... Food and beverages..................................................................... Commodities less food and beverages...................................... Nondurables less food and beverages.................................... Apparel commodities............................................................... Nondurables less food, beverages, and apparel................. Durables....................................................................................... 53.105 21.168 31.937 20.485 4.405 16.079 11.453 60.579 21.712 38.867 20.284 4.093 16.191 18.583 54.413 19.948 34.465 20.085 4.376 15.708 14.380 60.181 18.163 42.018 17.851 3.708 14.143 24.166 53.280 19.609 33.671 19.866 4.616 15.250 13.805 59.877 18.261 41.616 18.416 4.145 14.271 23.200 50.257 19.324 30.933 18.335 4.255 14.080 12.598 56.847 17.461 39.386 15.995 3.519 12.476 23.391 Services............................................................................................. Rent, residential............................................................................. Rent of shelter............................................................................... Household services less rent ...................................................... Household services less rent of shelter..................................... Transportation services ................................................................ Medical care services................................................................... Other services................................................................................ 46.895 6.587 20.933 NA 8.959 7.248 4.253 5.502 39.421 5.616 NA 18.979 NA 7.052 3.366 4.408 45.587 4.689 18.812 NA 10.383 6.678 4.764 4.950 39.819 3.613 NA 22.937 NA 6.036 3.559 3.676 46.720 5.384 18.848 NA 11.013 6.001 5.728 5.131 40.123 4.709 NA 21.570 NA 5.565 4.698 3.580 49.743 7.798 23.383 NA 8.696 7.677 5.474 4.513 43.153 6.312 NA 22.459 NA 6.948 4.182 3.253 Special groups: All items less food ........................................................................... All items less shelter....................................................................... All items less mortgage interest costs.......................................... All items less homeowners’ co sts................................................. All items less medical c a re ............................................................. 79.932 77.968 NA 86.368 94.853. 79.454 75.401 93.872 NA 95.873 81.146 80.217 NA 86.348 94.298 82.896 70.422 89.394 NA 95.728 81.352 80.167 NA 86.764 93.118 82.610 72.352 90.915 NA 94.409 81.987 75.702 NA 84.669 93.619 83.624 65.806 87.637 NA 95.099 Commodities less fo o d .................................................................... Nondurables less food .................................................................... Nondurables less food and apparel .............................................. Nondurables...................................................................................... 33.038 21.585 17.180 41.653 40.033 21.451 17.358 41.996 35.559 21.179 16.802 40.032 43.076 18.910 15.202 36.014 34.632 20.827 16.211 39.475 42.488 19.288 15.143 36.678 32.245 19.646 15.391 37.659 40.471 17.080 13.561 33.456 Services less rent ............................................................................ Services less rent of shelter........................................................... Services less medical c a re ............................................................. NA 25.962 42.642 33.805 NA 36.055 NA 26.775 40.823 36.207 NA 36.261 NA 27.873 40.992 35.413 NA 35.424 NA 26.360 44.269 36.841 NA 38.971 Energy 2 ............................................................................................. All items less energy 2 ..................................................................... All items less food and eneray 2 ................................... .............. Commodities less food and energy 2 .......................... ............. Fnergy commodities 2 ................................................................ Services less energy.................................................................. 12.727 87.273 67.205 24.629 8.409 42.577 12.385 87.615 67.069 31.539 8.494 35.531 13.408 86.591 67.737 27.679 7.880 40.058 11.983 88.017 70.913 35.638 7.438 35.274 12.521 87.479 68.831 27.010 7.622 41.821 11.742 88.258 70.868 35.032 7.456 35.836 10.547 89.453 71.441 25.418 6.826 46.022 9.344 90.656 74.279 34.237 6.234 40.042 1 Regions are defined as the 4 Census regions. The population size classes are aggregations of areas which have urban population as defined below: A-1 More than 4,000,000. A-2 1,250,000 to4,000,000. B 385,000 to 1,250,000. C 75,000 to385,000. D Less than 75,000. Population size class A is the aggregation of population size classes A-1 and A-2. 2 Relative importance reflects a new definition of energy which excludes motor oil, coolant, and other products. NA Not available. 23 TsbEe 5. Belanov© importance of eompoimenfts in th@ Consumer Price Hnd@u@s: Population size glasses, 1 December 1982 (Percent of all items) A-2 A-1 D C B Group CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Expenditure category All items ................................................................................................ 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Food and beverages........................................................................ F o o d ................................................................................................. Food at home ............................................................................. Cereals and bakery products................................................. Meats, poultry, fish, and eggs................................................ Dairy products.......................................................................... Fruits and vegetables.............................................................. Sugar and sw eets.................................................................... Fats and oils............................................................................. Nonalcoholic beverages.......................................................... ' Other prepared foods.............................................................. Food away from hom e............................................................... Alcoholic beverages........................... ........................................... 20.912 19.761 13.338 1.774 4.519 1.707 1.976 .445 .345 1.454 1.119 6.424 1.151 20.255 19.094 12.985 1.727 4.450 1.673 1.819 .434 .337 1.442 1.102 6.109 1.161 19.898 18.658 12.348 1.619 3.984 1.614 1.778 .487 .330 1.381 1.154 6.310 1.240 18.583 17.474 11.793 1.554 3.924 1.513 1.556 .444 .309 1.387 1.105 5.681 1.109 19.470 18.427 12.486 1.640 3.951 1.689 1.848 .487 .360 1.395 1.115 5.941 1.042 18.133 17.170 11.706 1.535 3.785 1.584 1.570 .439 .327 1.374 1.091 5.465 .963 19.767 18.738 13.097 1.749 4.343 1.755 1.827 .533 .357 1.363 1.171 5.641 1.028 18.664 17.702 12.479 1.640 4.133 1.662 1.678 .507 .327 1.380 1.151 5.223 .963 19.997 19.012 13.054 1.709 4.219 1.770 1.815 .546 .355 1.455 1.186 5.957 .985 18.967 18.026 12.407 1.659 3.984 1.703 1.637 .497 .342 1.430 1.155 5.619 .940 Housing............................................................................................... Shelter.............................................................................................. Renters’ costs.......................... ................................................... Rent, residential....................................................................... Other renters’ costs................................................................. Homeownership.......................................................................... Home purchase........................................................................ Financing, taxes, and insurance............................................ Property taxes ............................................ ........................... Homeowners’ costs.................................................................... Owners’ equivalent re n t.......................................................... Maintenance and repairs........................................................... Maintenance and repair services........................................... Maintenance and repair commodities................................... Fuel and other utilities.................................................................. Fuels............................................................................................. Fuel oil, coal, and bottled g a s ............................................... Fuel o il.................................................................................... Other fu e ls ............................................................................. Gas (piped) and electricity...................................................... Electricity................................................................................ Utility (piped) gas .................................................................. Other utilities and public services ............................................ Household furnishings and operation......................................... Housefurnishings ........................................................................ Housekeeping supplies.............................................................. Housekeeping services.............................................................. 39.014 23.408 8.626 7.571 1.055 NA NA NA NA 14.165 13.875 .617 .350 .266 7.588 5.861 1.615 1.525 .076 4.246 2.197 2.049 1.727 8.019 4.033 1.745 2.242 42.511 28.865 NA 6.180 .586 22.099 8.096 10.851 1.838 NA NA 3.153 2.402 .751 6.775 5.264 1.520 1.440 .075 3.745 1.946 1.799 1.511 6.870 3.813 1.577 1.480 37.920 21.925 7.478 6.606 .872 NA NA NA NA 14.058 13.639 .389 .203 .186 8.048 6.047 1.247 1.067 .172 4.800 2.550 2.250 2.001 7.947 4.138 1.685 2.125 43.219 29.352 NA 5.279 .509 23.564 9.027 11.747 1.371 NA NA 2.790 1.999 .791 7.082 5.345 1.108 .941 .161 4.236 2.257 1.980 1.738 6.785 3.845 1.444 1.497 37.491 20.939 6.139 5.277 .861 NA NA NA NA 14.156 13.735 .645 .354 .291 8.534 6.297 1.551 1.374 .169 4.746 2.939 1.807 2.237 8.018 4.117 1.693 2.208 43.307 29.298 NA 4.459 .503 24.336 9.246 11.644 1.212 NA NA 3.447 2.502 .945 7.235 5.341 1.234 1.060 .166 4.107 2.411 1.696 1.894 6.774 3.832 1.471 1.472 36.783 19.893 5.482 4.687 .795 NA NA NA NA 14.010 13.578 .401 .195 .206 9.183 6.533 1.622 1.266 .347 4.911 2.749 2.162 2.650 7.707 4.023 1.610 2.073 42.143 27.739 NA 3.849 .537 23.353 8.923 10.721 1.310 NA NA 3.709 2.695 1.014 7.612 5.499 1.416 1.106 .303 4.083 2.330 1.753 2.112 6.792 4.000 1.485 1.308 36.226 18.401 5.728 4.864 .865 NA NA NA NA 12.114 11.661 .559 .302 .258 9.261 6.692 1.876 1.482 .382 4.815 2.680 2.136 2.569 8.565 4.212 1.660 2.693 41.773 27.062 NA 3.887 .518 22.657 8.310 11.681 1.146 NA NA 2.666 1.825 .840 7.549 5.541 1.476 1.198 .269 4.064 2.247 1.818 2.008 7.161 4.027 1.501 1.633 Apparel and upkeep ........................................................................ Apparel commodities.................................................................... Men’s and boys’ ......................................................................... Women’s and girls’ ..................................................................... Infants’ and toddlers’ ................................................................. Footwear...................................................................................... Other apparel commodities....................................................... Apparel services............................................................................ 4.959 4.050 1.323 1.348 .141 .662 .575 .910 4.356 3.559 1.168 1.205 .142 .600 .444 .797 5.372 4.579 1.489 1.719 .101 .669 .601 .793 4.649 4.011 1.291 1.529 .111 .603 .477 .638 5.165 4.414 1.472 1.582 .112 .680 .566 .751 4.495 3.890 1.265 1.389 .111 .626 .500 .605 5.406 4.699 1.548 1.697 .107 .706 .641 .707 4.678 4.138 1.310 1.613 .117 .655 .444 .540 5.210 4.564 1.330 1.773 .117 .676 .668 .646 4.558 3.999 1.207 1.505 .107 .660 .521 .558 Transportation................................................................................... Private transportation.................................................................... New vehicles............................................................................... New c a rs............................................................ ...................... Used cars .................................................................................... Motor fuel .................................................................................... Maintenance and repair............................................................. Other private transportation...................................................... Other private transportation commodities ............................ Other private transportation services.................................... Public transportation ..................................................................... 20.245 17.900 3.403 3.153 3.040 5.249 1.523 4.685 .589 4.097 2.345 20.533 18.453 3.283 2.931 3.401 5.606 1.477 4.686 .595 4.090 2.080 21.912 20.461 3.856 3.448 3.969 6.455 1.758 4.425 .782 3.643 1.451 21.332 20.221 3.496 2.995 4.357 6.380 1.711 4.277 .777 3.501 1.111 22.657 21.517 4.175 3.671 4.640 6.545 1.789 4.369 .800 3.568 1.139 21.861 21.186 3.908 3.225 5.103 6.238 1.667 4.270 .793 3.477 .675 22.594 21.455 4.259 3.703 4.656 6.618 1.837 4.085 .824 3.261 1.139 21.966 21.287 3.879 3.255 5.037 6.570 1.758 4.044 .782 3.261 .679 22.307 21.103 4.385 3.828 4.568 6.572 1.680 3.899 .815 3.084 1.204 21.600 20.813 3.692 3.103 5.520 6.200 1.598 3.804 .752 3.052 .787 See footnotes at end of table. 24 TaGsfi® S. Relative 8mp>©rtani<g® of eomponents in the Consumer iPrie© indexes: Population site® classes,1 BaeemPer 1®@2 “ C o n tin u e d (Percent of all items) A-1 A-2 B D C Group CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Expenditure category Medical c a r e ..................................................................................... Medical care commodities ........................................................... Medical care services................................................................... Professional services ................................................................. Other medical care services..................................................... 5.421 .933 4.487 2.258 2.230 4.301 .799 3.501 1.874 1.628 5.823 .887 4.936 2.186 2.751 4.680 .716 3.964 1.900 2.064 6.096 1.005 5.091 2.307 2.784 4.724 .771 3.953 1.848 2.106 6.310 1.042 5.267 2.277 2.991 4.822 .766 4.056 1.920 2.136 6.995 1.082 5.912 2.398 3.514 5.267 .816 4.452 1.895 2.557 Entertainment ................................................................................... Entertainment commodities.......................................................... Entertainment services................................................................. 4.210 2.367 1.842 3.585 2.030 1.555 4.187 2.394 1.793 3.323 2.135 1.188 4.215 2.561 1.654 3.412 2.269 1.144 4.227 2.600 1.627 3.463 2.306 1.157 4.184 2.611 1.573 3.362 2.197 1.166 Other goods and services............................................................... Tobacco products ......................................................................... Personal c a re ................................................................................. Personal and educational expenses........................................... 5.239 1.388 1.756 2.095 4.460 1.495 1.626 1.339 4.888 1.337 1.787 1.764 4.214 1.438 1.604 1.172 4.907 1.341 1.921 1.644 4.066 1.358 1.654 1.054 4.914 1.436 1.947 1.531 4.264 1.474 1.724 1.067 5.081 1.485 1.959 1.637 4.473 1.547 1.721 1.206 Commodity and service group All items ............................................................................................... 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Commodities..................................................................................... Food and beverages..................................................................... Commodities less food and beverages...................................... Nondurables less food and beverages.................................... Apparel commodities............................................................... Nondurables less food, beverages, and apparel......................................................................... Durables....................................................................................... 50.641 20.912 29.729 18.478 4.050 57.751 20.255 37.496 17.811 3.559 52.444 19.898 32.545 19.687 4.579 59.067 18.583 40.484 18.198 4.011 53.695 19.470 34.225 20.160 4.414 60.179 18.133 42.046 18.117 3.890 54.464 19.767 34.697 20.717 4.699 61.494 18.664 42.829 19.121 4.138 55.177 19.997 35.180 20.813 4.564 60.837 18.967 41.870 18.622 3.999 14.428 11.251 14.252 19.685 15.108 12.858 14.187 22.287 15.747 14.065 14.227 23.929 16.018 13.980 14.983 23.708 16.249 14.367 14.623 23.249 Services............................................................................................. Rent, residential............................................................................. Rent of shelter............................................................................... Household services less rent ...................................................... Household services less rent of shelter..................................... Transportation services................................................................ Medical care services................................................................... Other services................................................................................ 49.359 7.571 22.412 NA 8.944 7.964 4.487 5.552 42.249 6.180 NA 20.575 NA 7.647 3.501 4.346 47.556 6.606 21.024 NA 9.641 6.851 4.936 5.104 40.933 5.279 NA 21.726 NA 6.322 3.964 3.642 46.305 5.277 19.795 NA 10.044 6.496 5.091 4.878 39.821 4.459 NA 22.121 NA 5.819 3.953 3.468 45.536 4.687 18.993 NA 10.329 6.238 5.267 4.710 38.506 3.849 NA 21.456 NA 5.698 4.056 3.448 44.823 4.864 17.311 NA 10.910 5.968 5.912 4.722 39.163 3.887 NA 21.730 NA 5.436 4.452 3.657 Special groups: All items less fo o d ........................................................................... All items less shelter....................................................................... All items less mortgage interest costs.......................................... All items less homeowners’ costs ................................................. All items less medical c a re............................................................. 80.239 76.592 NA 85.835 94.579 80.906 71.135 91.366 NA 95.699 81.342 78.075 NA 85.942 94.177 82.526 70.648 90.143 NA 95.320 81.573 79.061 NA 85.844 93.904 82.830 70.702 90.133 NA 95.276 81.262 80.107 NA 85.990 93.690 82.298 72.261 91.080 NA 95.178 80.988 81.599 NA 87.886 93.005 81.974 72.938 90.003 NA 94.733 Commodities less fo od.................................................................... Nondurables less food .................................................................... Nondurables less food and apparel .............................................. Nondurables....................................................................................... 30.880 19.628 15.579 39.389 38.656 18.972 15.412 38.066 33.786 20.928 16.349 39.586 41.594 19.307 15.296 36.780 35.268 21.203 16.789 39.630 43.009 19.080 15.189 36.250 35.725 21.746 17.047 40.484 43.792 20.084 15.946 37.786 36.165 21.798 17.234 40.809 42.811 19.562 15.563 37.589 Services less rent ............................................................................ Services less rent of shelter........................................................... Services less medical c a re ............................................................. NA 26.948 44.872 36.070 NA 38.748 NA 26.532 42.620 35.654 NA 36.969 NA 26.510 41.214 35.361 NA 35.867 NA 26.544 40.269 34.657 NA 34.450 NA 27.513 38.911 35.276 NA 34.711 Energy 2 ............................................................................................. All items less energy 2 ..................................................................... All items less food and energy 2 ................................................. Commodities less food and energy 2 ............. .......................... Energy commodities 2 ................................................................ Services less energy.................................................................. 11.110 88.890 69.129 24.016 6.864 45.113 10.871 89.129 70.035 31.531 7.126 38.504 12.502 87.498 68.840 26.084 7.702 42.757 11.724 88.276 70.802 34.106 7.488 36.696 12.842 87.158 68.731 27.172 8.096 41.559 11.580 88.420 71.250 35.537 7.472 35.713 13.151 86.849 68.110 27.485 8.240 40.625 12.070 87.930 70.229 35.805 7.987 34.423 13.263 86.737 67.725 27.717 8.448 40.008 11.741 88.259 70.232 35.134 7.677 35.098 1 The population size classes are aggregations of areas which have urban population as defined below: A-1 More than 4,000,000. A-2 1,250,000 to4,000,000. B 385,000 to 1,250,000. C 75,000 to385,000. D Less than 75,000. Population size class A is the aggregation of population size classes A-1 and A-2. 2 Relative importance reflects a new definition of energy which excludes motor oil, coolant, and other products. NA Not available. 25 Table ®. Relative imp@rtanie® @tf e@mp@n®ini2s Im the Consumer Pries indexes: Cross classifications of region and population sis© ©toss,1 December 1IS>©2 (Percent of all items) Northeast Size class A Size class B Size class C Size class D Group CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Expenditure category All items ................................................................................................ 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Food and beverages........................................................................ F o od................................................................................................ Food at home ............................................................................. Cereals and bakery products................................................. Meats, poultry, fish, and eg gs................................................ Meats, poultry, and fish........................................................ Dairy products.......................................................................... Fruits and vegetables.............................................................. Other foods at hom e............................................................... Food away from hom e............................................................... Alcoholic beverages...................................................................... 21.807 20.678 14.199 1.915 4.859 4.659 1.785 2.203 3.437 6.479 1.129 22.621 21.412 14.971 2.047 5.238 5.023 1.872 2.164 3.650 6.441 1.208 19.965 18.882 13.605 1.860 4.498 4.315 1.862 1.997 3.388 5.277 1.083 20.144 19.060 14.039 1.983 4.591 4.397 1.868 2.065 3.532 5.021 1.084 20.168 19.128 13.465 1.903 4.507 4.315 1.701 2.012 3.343 5.662 1.040 19.435 18.347 13.074 1.868 4.394 4.221 1.606 1.754 3.452 5.273 1.088 19.806 18.820 13.636 1.954 4.425 4.255 1.788 1.998 3.471 5.185 .986 21.792 20.661 15.109 2.088 5.125 4.937 1.949 2.231 3.717 5.552 1.132 Housing.............................................................................................. Shelter............................................................................................. Renters’ costs............................................................................. Rent, residential....................................................................... Other renters’ costs................................................................. Homeownership.......................................................................... Property ta x e s .......................................................................... Homeowners’ costs.................................................................... Owners’ equivalent re n t.......................................................... Fuel and other utilities.................................................................. Fuels............................................................................................. Fuel oil, coal, and bottled g a s ............................................... Fuel oil .................................................................................. Other fuels............................................................................ Gas (piped) and electricity...................................................... Electricity............................................................................... Utility (piped) g a s ................................................................. Household furnishings and operation......................................... 39.532 22.904 8.491 7.317 1.174 NA NA 13.665 13.411 8.768 7.087 2.694 2.593 .096 4.393 2.392 2.001 7.861 39.532 24.045 NA 6.336 .690 17.018 2.053 NA NA 8.226 6.673 2.635 2.534 .096 4.038 2.224 1.814 7.261 38.270 20.272 6.140 5.212 .928 NA NA 12.977 12.624 10.843 8.940 4.539 4.242 .293 4.401 2.811 1.590 7.155 41.191 25.402 NA 4.464 .516 20.423 1.861 NA NA 8.904 7.269 3.362 3.068 .284 3.907 2.383 1.523 6.884 37.654 20.727 5.993 5.225 .768 NA NA 14.329 14.100 9.689 7.701 3.863 3.499 .355 3.837 2.141 1.697 7.238 42.167 27.307 NA 4.224 .541 22.542 2.389 NA NA 8.022 6.353 3.190 2.908 .273 3.163 1.767 1.397 6.838 38.734 20.343 6.476 5.510 .966 NA NA 13.426 13.029 10.582 8.448 4.065 3.741 .323 4.382 2.589 1.794 7.808 38.246 21.859 NA 4.474 .684 16.700 2.078 NA NA 9.028 7.377 3.341 3.110 .230 4.036 2.196 1.840 7.359 Apparel and upkeep ........................................................................ Apparel commodities.................................................................... Men’s and boys’ ......................................................................... Women’s and girls’ ..................................................................... Footwear...................................................................................... 5.242 4.284 1.411 1.472 .690 4.895 4.015 1.326 1.424 .670 4.990 4.294 1.471 1.574 .711 4.500 3.954 1.291 1.403 .696 5.492 4.849 1.690 1.762 .735 4.946 4.483 1.508 1.768 .636 5.663 4.978 1.422 2.054 .712 4.939 4.344 1.380 1.752 .724 Transportation................................................................................... Private............................................................................................. Motor fuel .................................................................................... Public ......... :.................................................................................... 18.286 15.542 4.636 2.743 19.668 17.066 5.301 2.602 22.738 21.785 6.334 .953 22.498 21.886 6.149 .611 22.333 20.851 5.705 1.482 21.701 20.829 5.734 .872 21.883 20.811 6.700 1.072 21.973 21.393 7.232 .580 Medical care ..................................................................................... 5.142 4.247 5.100 3.802 5.205 4.042 5.194 3.948 Entertainment ................................................................................... 4.201 3.714 4.071 3.371 3.989 3.337 3.836 3.804 Other goods and services............................................................... Personal c a re ................................................................................. 5.790 1.755 5.323 1.790 4.865 1.638 4.495 1.558 5.159 1.829 4.371 1.655 4.883 1.713 5.299 1.739 See footnotes at end of table. Tabs© S. Relative omp©rtane© of e©mp@m©nts on th® Consumer Prie© lmd@K@s: Gross classifications of region and population sise class, 1 0®e@mber 1982 “ Continued (Percent of all items) Northeast Size class A Size class B Size class C Size class D Group CPI-U CPI-W CPI-W CPI-U CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Commodity and service group All items ............................................................................................... 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Commodities..................................................................................... Food and beverages..................................................................... Commodities less food and beverages...................................... Nondurables less food and beverages.................................... Durables....................................................................................... 51.276 21.807 29.469 19.353 10.116 59.461 22.621 36.840 19.910 16.931 56.831 19.965 36.866 22.604 14.262 62.761 20.144 42.617 20.650 21.967 56.215 20.168 36.047 22.103 13.944 61.812 19.435 42.377 20.414 21.963 55.733 19.806 35.927 23.258 12.669 63.487 21.792 41.695 22.873 18.822 Services............................................................................................. Medical care services................................................................... 48.724 4.220 40.539 3.417 43.169 4.240 37.239 3.197 43.785 4.397 38.188 3.397 44.267 4.311 36.513 3.219 Special indexes: All items less shelter....................................................................... All items less medical c a re ............................................................. All items less energy 2 ..................................................................... Energy 2 ............................................................................................. Commodities less fo od.................................................................... Nondurables less food .................................................................... Nondurables...................................................................................... Services less rent ............................................................................ Services less rent of shelter........................................................... Services less medical c a re ............................................................. 77.096 94.858 88.276 11.724 30.598 20.482 41.160 NA 26.909 44.503 75.955 95.753 88.026 11.974 38.049 21.118 42.530 34.203 NA 37.122 79.728 94.900 84.726 15.274 37.949 23.687 42.569 NA 24.466 38.929 74.598 96.198 86.582 13.418 43.701 21.734 40.793 32.775 NA 34.042 79.273 94.795 86.594 13.406 37.087 23.143 42.271 NA 23.727 39.388 72.693 95.958 87.912 12.088 43.465 21.502 39.849 33.964 NA 34.791 79.657 94.806 84.852 15.148 36.913 24.244 43.065 NA 24.869 39.955 78.141 96.052 85.391 14.609 42.826 24.005 44.665 32.039 NA 33.295 See footnotes at end of table. 27 TsbS© 6. RoSative SmporSane® @f components in the Consumer Price indexes: Cross classifications ©f region and population size class, 1 December 1982 “ -Continued (Percent of all items) North Central Size class A Size class B Size class C Size class D Group CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Expenditure category All items ................................................................................................ 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Food and beverages........................................................................ F o od................................................................................................. Food at home .............................................................................. Cereals and bakery products................................................. Meats, poultry, fish, and eg gs................................................ Meats, poultry, and fish........................................................ Dairy products.......................................................................... Fruits and vegetables.............................................................. Other foods at ho m e............................................................... Food away from hom e............................................................... Alcoholic beverages...................................................................... 20.241 19.093 12.808 1.721 4.233 4.066 1.691 1.704 3.460 6.285 1.147 18.073 16.962 11.431 1.524 3.863 3.718 1.499 1.391 3.154 5.531 1.111 18.980 18.024 12.041 1.586 3.681 3.510 1.690 1.595 3.488 5.983 .956 17.949 16.975 11.345 1.448 3.704 3.554 1.568 1.345 3.280 5.631 .973 19.467 18.447 12.544 1.670 4.125 3.973 1.831 1.598 3.319 5.903 1.020 18.340 17.381 12.090 1.512 4.190 4.051 1.707 1.441 3.240 5.291 .959 20.560 19.412 12.997 1.679 4.236 4.098 1.791 1.754 3.538 6.415 1.148 18.508 17.420 11.605 1.525 3.671 3.539 1.675 1.431 3.303 5.816 1.088 Housing............................................................................................... Shelter.............................................................................................. Renters’ costs............................................................................. Rent, residential....................................................................... Other renters' costs................................................................. Homeownership .......................................................................... Property ta x e s .......................................................................... Homeowners’ costs.................................................................... Owners’ equivalent re n t.......................................................... Fuel and other utilities.................................................................. Fuels..................... ........................................................................ Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas ............................................... Fuel oil .................................................................................. Other fu els............................................................................ Gas (piped) and electricity...................................................... Electricity............................................................................... Utility (piped) g a s ............ 1................................................... Household furnishings and operation......................................... 36.834 20.345 6.303 5.340 .963 NA NA 13.607 13.254 8.455 6.502 .976 .807 .144 5.526 2.446 3.080 8.034 44.331 30.784 NA 4.079 .506 26.198 1.970 NA NA 7.034 5.411 .850 .713 .132 4.551 2.011 2.550 6.513 36.576 18.611 4.949 4.069 .879 NA NA 13.343 12.888 10.036 7.675 1.574 1.363 .205 6.101 2.588 3.513 7.929 43.279 28.601 NA 3.131 .551 24.919 1.525 NA NA 8.220 6.328 1.301 1.102 .194 5.027 2.112 2.916 6.458 37.920 20.422 4.550 3.586 .964 NA NA 15.348 14.876 9.580 7.165 1.859 1.453 .386 5.306 2.627 2.679 7.918 42.316 27.584 NA 2.855 .600 24.130 1.386 NA NA 7.707 5.719 1.487 1.133 .343 4.231 2.277 1.955 7.025 36.032 18.142 5.529 4.553 .976 NA NA 11.802 11.360 9.230 6.861 1.593 1.221 .365 5.268 2.178 3.090 8.660 43.149 28.724 NA 3.380 .566 24.778 1.055 NA NA 7.436 5.605 1.236 .953.278 4.368 1.868 2.500 6.989 Apparel and upkeep ........................................................................ Apparel commodities .................................................................... 4.994 4.222 4.105 3.490 5.154 4.420 4.522 3.981 5.381 4.746 4.854 4.366 1.225 1.734 .648 4.123 3.719 M e n ’s a n d b o y s ’ .................................................................................................. 1 .3 9 1 1 .1 5 8 1 .4 5 0 1 .2 6 0 1 .4 2 6 Women’s and girls’ ..................................................................... Footwear....................................................................................... 1.577 .624 1.327 .512 1.626 .660 1.586 .577 1.836 .658 4.641 4.096 1.129 1.726 .661 Transportation................................................................................... Private............................................................................................. Motor fuel .................................................................................... Public .............................................................................................. 23.023 21.376 6.234 1.647 21.780 20.495 6.219 1.285 24.419 23.547 7.388 .872 22.837 22.314 7.035 .523 22.350 21.383 7.037 .967 22.365 21.858 6.748 .508 22.473 21.459 6.138 1.013 22.138 21.488 5.537 .650 Medical c a r e ..................................................................................... 5.631 4.284 5.478 3.954 5.505 4.381 6.445 4.433 Entertainment ................................................................................... 4.248 3.394 3.837 3.035 4.398 3.628 4.552 3.438 Other goods and services............................................................... Personal c a re ................................................................................. 5.029 1.753 4.032 1.446 5.556 2.061 4.424 1.729 4.978 1.863 4.328 1.688 5.083 1.937 4.211 1.614 See footnotes at end of table. 2§ 1 .0 8 5 1.406 .616 Tabs® 6. M a tin s !mp©rtane@ of e©mp@n©nts on the Consumer Pries Indexes: Cross classifications ©f region and population sis® ©lass,1 D@e@mb®r 1982 “ Continued (Percent of all items) North Central Size class A Size class B Size class C Size class D Group CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Commodity and service group All items ............................................................................................... 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Commodities..................................................................................... Food and beverages..................................................................... Commodities less food and beverages...................................... Nondurables less food and beverages.................................... Durables....................................................................................... 53.167 20.241 32.926 19.145 13.781 58.511 18.073 40.438 17.066 23.372 55.602 18.980 36.622 21.442 15.180 61.775 17.949 43.826 19.218 24.608 55.431 19.467 35.963 21.704 14.260 62.525 18.340 44.185 19.499 24.686 56.152 20.560 35.592 19.774 15.818 61.655 18.508 43.147 17.115 26.032 Services............................................................................................. Medical care services................................................................... 46.833 4.718 41.489 3.578 44.398 4.509 38.225 3.244 44.569 4.566 37.475 3.655 43.848 5.453 38.345 3.704 Special indexes: All items less shelter....................................................................... All items less medical c a re ............................................................. All items less energy 2 ..................................................................... Energy 2 ............................................................................................. Commodities less food.................................................................... Nondurables less food .................................................. .................. Nondurables...................................................................................... Services less rent ............................................................................ Services less rent of shelter........................................................... Services less medical c a re ............................................................. 79.655 94.369 87.264 12.736 34.074 20.292 39.385 NA 27.352 42.115 69.216 95.716 88.370 11.630 41.549 18.177 35.139 37.410 NA 37.911 81.389 94.522 84.938 15.062 37.578 22.398 40.422 NA 26.633 39.889 71.399 96.046 86.637 13.363 44.800 20.191 37.167 35.094 NA 34.981 79.578 94.495 85.798 14.202 36.984 22.724 41.171 NA 25.218 40.003 72.416 95.619 87.533 12.467 45.144 20.458 37.839 34.620 NA 33.820 81.858 93.555 87.001 12.999 36.740 20.922 40.334 NA 27.041 38.395 71.276 95.567 88.858 11.142 44.235 18.203 35.623 34.965 NA 34.640 See footnotes at end of table. 29 Tab!® 6. Relative smportane® off e©mp©mi®nffs in th© Consumer Price Index©®: Cross classifications off region and population size ©lass,1 Oeeember 19S2 —Continued (Percent of all items) South Size class A Size class B Size class C Size class D Group CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U ■ CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Expenditure category All items ................................................................................................ 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Food and beverages........................................................................ F o o d ................................................................................................. Food at home ............................................................................. Cereals and bakery products................................................. Meats, poultry, fish, and eg gs................................................ Meats, poultry, and fish........................................................ Dairy products........................................................................... Fruits and vegetables.............................................................. Othdr foods at hom e............................................................... Food away from hom e............................................................... Alcoholic beverages...................................................................... 19.236 18.042 11.925 1.458 3.895 3.700 1.505 1.712 3.355 6.117 1.193 18.513 17.430 11.757 1.414 3.997 3.793 1.429 1.580 3.338 5.673 1.083 19.577 18.668 12.601 1.635 4.027 3.822 1.651 1.895 3.393 6.067 .909 17.480 16.683 11.173 1.432 3.635 3.438 1.481 1.474 3.150 5.510 .797 20.126 19.228 13.915 1.830 4.791 4.563 1.783 1.949 3.562 5.313 .897 19.029 18.153 13.212 1.718 4.285 4.063 1.725 1.894 3.590 4.942 .876 19.468 18.744 13.413 1.690 4.398 4.169 1.856 1.769 3.701 5.331 .724 18.066 17.453 12.487 1.628 4.064 3.856 1.686 1.610 3.499 4.966 .613 Housing............................................................................................... Shelter.............................................................................................. Renters’ costs............................................................................. Rent, residential....................................................................... Other renters’ costs................................................................. Homeownership.......................................................................... Property ta x e s .......................................................................... Homeowners’ costs.................................................................... Owners’ equivalent re n t.......................................................... Fuel and other utilities.................................................................. Fuels............................................................................................. Fuel oil, coal, and bottled g a s ............................................... Fuel oil .................................................................................. Other fuels......... ................................................................... Gas (piped) and electricity...................................................... Electricity................................. .............................................. Utility (piped) g a s ................................................................. Household furnishings and operation......................................... 38.584 22.922 8.635 7.824 .810 NA NA 13.919 13.423 7.600 5.605 .971 .734 .231 4.633 2.951 1.682 8.062 41.750 27.843 NA 7.055 .474 20.313 .920 NA NA 6.929 5.131 .895 .672 .218 4.235 2.733 1.502 6.978 36.572 20.182 5.543 4.609 .934 NA NA 14.228 13.768 7.736 5.167 .458 .340 .108 4.709 3.526 1.183 8.653 43.036 29.381 NA 4.006 .501 24.874 .793 NA NA 6.704 4.494 .371 .256 .107 4.123 2.912 1.211 6.951 34.760 17.556 5.081 4.380 .701 NA NA 12.100 11.636 9.439 6.173 .643 .293 .346 5.530 3.524 2.006 7.765 40.877 26.171 NA 3.629 .481 22.061 .694 NA NA 7.980 5.394 .554 .221 .328 4.840 3.096 1.745 6.727 35.179 17.229 4.671 3.922 .749 NA NA 12.035 11.482 8.858 5.970 1.321 .861. .438 4.649 3.054 1.595 9.092 40.984 26.360 NA 3.309 .402 22.649 .633 NA NA 7.162 4.891 1.045 .721 .305 3.846 2.560 1.286 7.462 Apparel and upkeep ........................................................................ Apparel commodities .................................................................... Men’s and boys’ ......................................................................... Women’s and girls’ ..................................................................... Footwear...................................................................................... 5.568 4.621 1.572 1.661 .692 5.041 4.213 1.377 1.552 .625 5.412 4.525 1.515 1.644 .662 4.742 3.999 1.324 1.417 .640 5.565 4.762 1.609 1.643 .739 4.820 4.194 1.428 1.510 .693 5.274 4.517 1.413 1.647 .709 4.908 4.213 1.311 1.519 .708 Transportation................................................................................... Private............................................................................................. Motor fuel .................................................................................... Public .............................................................................................. 21.920 20.501 7.014 1.419 22.179 21.063 6.870 1.116 22.511 21.421 6.522 1.090 22.113 21.537 6.321 .576 23.140 22.118 6.914 1.022 22.079 21.464 7.280 .615 22.449 21.462 6.949 .986 21.886 21.180 6.665 .706 Medical care ..................................................................................... 5.897 5.194 6.671 5.343 7.228 5.563 8.584 6.815 Entertainment ................................................................................... 3.898 3.203 4.182 3.191 3.985 3.078 3.658 2.792 Other goods and services............................................................... Personal c a re ................................................................................. 4.896 1.862 4.121 1.732 5.075 2.066 4.095 1.746 5.197 2.167 4.554 1.881 5.388 2.125 4.549 1.852 See footnotes at end of table. 30 Tafefe ®. Relative imp©rtffin@@ ©ff @@mp@n@inits Sira the Consumer Pries lnd®st®s; Cross ela@sffl<ssi£5@ns ®f region and population sis® ©las®, 1 D®g®mb®r 1D@2 —Continued (Percent of all items) South Size class A Size class B Size class C Size class D Group CPI-U CPI-W CPI-W CPI-U CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Commodity and service group All ite m s ............................................................................................... 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Commodities..................................................................................... Food and beverages..................................................................... Commodities less food and beverages...................................... Nondurables less food and beverages.................................... Durables....................................................................................... 51.759 19.236 32.524 19.843 12.681 58.740 18.513 40.227 18.781 21.446 53.159 19.577 33.582 19.162 14.420 59.944 17.480 42.464 17.291 25.172 54.238 20.126 34.112 20.128 13.985 61.007 19.029 41.978 19.163 22.815 54.753 19.468 35.285 20.797 14.488 60.146 18.066 42.080 18.674 23.406 Services.................................................................................... ......... Medical care services................................................................... 48.241 4.960 41.260 4.383 46.841 5.513 40.056 4.421 45.762 5.934 38.993 4.644 45.247 7.271 39.854 5.862 Special indexes: All items less shelter............................... ........................................ All items less medical c a re............................................................. All items less energy 2 ..................................................................... Energy 2 ............................................................................................. Commodities less fo od .................................................................... Nondurables less food .................................................................... Nondurables....................... ............................................................... Services less rent ............................................................................ Services less rent of shelter........................................................... Services less medical c a re ............................................................. 77.078 94.103 87.382 12.618 33.717 21.036 39.078 NA 26.301 43.281 72.157 94.806 87.999 12.001 41.310 19.864 37.294 34.205 NA 36.877 79.818 93.329 88.312 11.688 34.490 20.071 38.739 NA 27.629 41.328 70.619 94.657 89.185 10.815 43.261 18.089 34.772 36.050 NA 35.635 82.444 92.772 86.913 13.087 35.010 21.025 40.254 NA 29.115 39.827 73.829 94.437 87.326 12.674 42.853 20.038 38.192 35.364 NA 34.349 82.771 91.416 87.081 12.919 36.009 21.521 40.265 NA 29.175 37.976 73.640 93.185 88.444 11.556 42.692 19.287 36.740 36.546 NA 33.992 See footnotes at end of table. 31 Tate!® @= Relative Smp@iftaine@ ®f e@mp®6i@init© Simfites ©©mourecs’ !Pin]<g©-S(n!<a1@nQs: Gross cSassiffieatsons of region and population ©is© ©9a®@,1 0@<s@mbi@r 1IS®2 —Continued (Percent of all items) West Size class A Size class B Size class C Size class D Group CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Expenditure category All items ................................................................................................ 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Food and beverages........................................................................ F o o d ................................................................................................. Food at home ............................................................................. Cereals and bakery products................................................. Meats, poultry, fish, and eg gs................................................ Meats, poultry, and fish........................................................ Dairy products.......................................................................... Fruits and vegetables.............................................................. Other foods at ho m e............................................................... Food away from hom e............................................................... Alcoholic beverages...................................................................... 19.324 17.974 11.483 1.504 3.630 3.425 1.547 1.708 3.094 6.491 1.350 17.172 16.073 10.270 1.343 3.189 3.002 1.428 1.485 2.826 5.803 1.099 19.260 17.999 11.718 1.506 3.584 3.398 1.599 1.841 3.188 6.280 1.261 17.482 16.398 10.760 1.371 3.373 3.211 1.499 1.476 3.042 5.638 1.084 18.956 17.628 11.703 1.508 3.481 3.306 1.630 1.704 3.381 5.925 1.328 17.389 16.410 10.777 1.390 3.303 3.146 1.515 1.570 3.000 5.633 .978 20.139 18.930 11.845 1.580 3.599 3.398 1.524 1.871 3.271 7.086 1.208 19.374 18.193 11.377 1.622 3.370 3.154 1.554 1.599 3.233 6.816 1.181 Housing............................................................................................... Shelter.............................................................................................. Renters’ costs............................................................................. Rent, residential....................................................................... Other renters’ costs................................................................. Homeownership.......................................................................... Property ta x e s .......................................................................... Homeowners’ costs.................................................................... Owners’ equivalent re n t.......................................................... Fuel and other utilities.................................................................. Fuels.............................................................................................. Fuel oil, coal, and bottled g a s ............................................... Fuel oil ........... ....................................................................... Other fu els............................................................................ Gas (piped) and electricity...................................................... Electricity............................................................................... Utility (piped) g a s ................................................................. Household furnishings and operation......................................... 38.916 25.421 9.397 8.636 .761 NA NA 15.698 15.305 5.404 3.506 .269 .218 .042 3.237 1.727 1.510 8.090 46.853 35.865 NA 6.513 .444 28.907 .916 NA NA 4.498 2.940 .202 .158 .040 2.739 1.496 1.243 6.491 38.820 24.256 7.849 7.160 .690 NA NA 15.617 15.221 6.673 4.722 .618 .481 .129 4.104 2.460 1.643 7.891 45.558 33.183 NA 6.282 .452 26.449 .967 NA NA 5.669 3.999 .558 .427 .122 3.442 1.986 1.456 6.706 38.431 23.330 7.342 6.584 .758 NA NA 15.739 15.196 7.308 4.860 .712 .431 .274 4.148 1.927 2.220 7.793 44.553 ' 32.148 NA 5.799 .527 25.822 .940 NA NA 6.007 4.040 .587 .376 .207 3.453 1.568 1.885 6.398 36.530 19.648 7.733 6.949 .784 NA NA 11.695 11.388 8.946 6.237 1.603 1.237 .350 4.634 3.009 1.624 7.936 43.988 30.113 NA 5.972 .511 23.630 1.663 NA NA 7.234 5.059 1.184 .982 .198 3.875 2.474 1.401 6.641 Apparel and upkeep ........................................................................ Apparel commodities ........................................................ ............ Men’s and boys’ ......................................................................... Women’s and girls’ ..................................................................... Footwear...................................................................................... 4.846 4.120 1.249 1.390 .658 3.977 3.413 1.034 1.109 .602 4.966 4.350 1.429 1.469 .696 4.117 3.599 1.162 1.162 .588 4.976 4.292 1.436 1.507 .679 4.046 3.598 1.124 1.381 .588 5.392 4.691 1.283 1.865 .631 4.376 3.810 1.074 1.455 .582 Transportation................................................................................... Private............................................................................................. Motor fuel .................................................................................... Public .............................................................................................. 22.357 21.010 6.288 1.347 20.673 19.692 5.978 .981 21.520 19.962 6.142 1.558 20.081 19.073 5.489 1.008 22.074 20.798 6.355 1.276 21.293 20.410 5.864 .883 22.050 19.849 6.543 2.202 19.154 17.607 5.626 1.547 Medical c a re ..................................................................................... 6.130 4.607 6.549 5.328 6.919 5.218 6.409 4.910 Entertainment ................................................................................... 4.359 3.357 4.654 4.100 4.785 4.162 4.882 4.120 Other goods and services............................................................... Personal c a re ................................................................................. 4.069 1.749 3.360 1.499 4.231 1.849 3.335 1.539 3.858 1.729 3.339 1.549 4.597 1.879 4.077 1.645 See footnotes at end of table. 32 TabS© Relative Smpertsne© of e©mp@rs®nt3 So th© e@n©um@r Prie© Sndl@K@s: Cross elassifieaSsons ©f r©gi@o-and population sis® eSass,1 D@e@mb®r 1SS2 “ Continued (Percent of all items) West Size class A Size class B Size class C Size class D Group CPI-U CPI-W CPI-W CPI-U CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U CPI-W Commodity and service group All ite m s ............................................................................................... 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 100.000 Commodities..................................................................................... Food and beverages............................................... ...................... Commodities less food and beverages...................................... Nondurables less food and beverages.................................... Durables........................................................................................ 49.293 19.324 29.969 17.657 12.312 55.877 17.172 38.705 15.554 23.151 50.480 19.260 31.220 18.632 12.588 56.854 17.482 39.373 16.117 23.256 51.198 18.956 32.242 18.702 13.540 60.016 17.389 42.628 16.377 26.251 53.515 20.139 33.377 20.714 12.663 57.715 19.374 38.341 17.795 20.546 Services............................................................................................. Medical care services........................ ........................................... 50.707 5.251 44.123 3.906 49.520 5.614 43.146 4.573 48.802 5.991 39.984 4.533 46.485 5.450 42.285 4.127 Special indexes: All items less shelter....................................................................... All items less medical c a re ............................................................. All items less energy 2 ..................................................................... Energy 2 ............................................................................................. Commodities less fo od.................................................................... Nondurables less fo o d .................................................................... Nondurables...................................................................................... Services less r e n t...................................... ...................................... Services less rent of shelter........................................................... Services less medical c a re ............................................................. 74.579 93.870 90.206 9.794 31.319 19.007 36.982 NA 26.099 45.455 64.135 95.393 91.082 8.918 39.804 16.653 32.726 37.610 NA 40.217 75.744 93.451 89.136 10.864 32.481 19.893 37.892 NA 26.518 43.906 66.817 94.672 90.512 9.488 40.456 17.200 33.598 36.863 NA 38.572 76.670 93.081 88.785 11.215 33.570 20.031 37.659 NA 26.351 42.811 67.852 94.782 90.096 9.904 43.606 17.355 33.766 34.184 NA 35.451 80.352 93.591 87.220 12.780 34.585 21.922 40.853 NA 27.405 41.035 69.887 95.090 89.315 10.685 39.522 18.976 37.169 36.313 NA 38.158 1 Regions are defined as the four Census regions. The population size classes are aggregations of areas which have urban population as defined below: A-1 More than 4,000,000. A-2 1,250,000 to 4,000,000. B 385,000 to 1,250,000. C 75,000 to 385,000. D Less than 75,000. Population size class A is the aggregation of population size classes A-1 and A-2. 2 Relative importance reflects a new definition of energy which excludes motor oil, coolant, and other products. NA Not available. 33 TalM© 7. Relative SmporSainie® o f @®S©et©d @r©as in the Consumer Frie® Indexes, D@e©mlb®r 1982 (Percent of the U.S. city average all items index) CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U December 1982 December 1982 December 1982 Old Series 100.000 100.000 100.000 .093 .918 1.188 1.908 .694 4.611 .734 1.231 1.387 .792 2.610 .377 1.232 .734 6.042 .881 .766 1.161 10.830 .315 2.991 1.332 .604 1.306 .902 2.389 .953 2.008 .046 .888 1.287 1.727 .761 5.297 .880 1.489 1.424 .809 3.227 .326 1.281 .823 6.161 .777 .954 1.228 10.222 .337 2.946 1.502 .686 1.478 .741 2.319 .971 1.556 .099 .993 1.205 1.751 .651 4.763 .748 1.375 1.405 .866 2.738 .364 1.250 .770 6.212 .844 .759 1.219 9.707 .288 2.713 1.318 .671 1.286 1.101 2.577 .980 1.941 27.597 25.923 26.059 20.421 27.092 29.226 24.211 19.470 25.635 26.585 26.593 21.187 27.084 21.726 20.976 19.021 11.194 27.852 22.085 20.983 17.904 11.175 26.133 22.173 21.233 19.131 11.329 Area, region, and population size class U.S. city average................................................................................. Area 1 Anchorage, Alaska.............................................................................. Atlanta, Ga............................................................................................. Baltimore, M d ...................................................................................... Boston, Mass......................................................................................... Buffalo, N.Y......................................... .................................................. Chicago, lll.-Northwestern Ind............................................................. Cincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-Ind........................................................................ Cleveland, O h io................................................................................... Dallas-Fort Worth, Tex......................................................................... Denver-Boulder, Colo........................................................................... Detroit, Mich.......................................................................................... Honolulu, H aw aii................................. ................................................ Houston, Tex......................................................................................... Kansas City, Mo.-Kan........................................................................... LA.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif........................................................ Miami, Fla.............................................................................................. Milwaukee, Wise................................................................................... Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.-Wisc................. ...................................... N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern N.J....................................... ......................... Northeast Pennsylvania..................................................................... Philadelphia, Pa.-N.J............................................................................. Pittsburgh, Pa........................................................................................ Portland, Ore.-Wash............................................................................. St. Louis, Mo.-lll.................................................................................... San Diego, Calif.................................................................................... San Francisco-Oakland, Calif.............................................................. Seattle-Everett, Wash.......................................................................... Washington, D.C.-Md.-Va..................................................................... Region 2 Northeast ............................................................................................. North Central....................................................................................... S o u th .................................................................................................... Population size class 2 A-1 .................... .................................................................................... A-2 ......................................................................................................... B ............................................................................................................. C ............................................................................................................. D ............................................................................................................. See footnotes at end of table. 34 Table 7. Relative Importane® ©f s©B@©U®<d areas In the Consumer Pries Indexes, Dseember 11982 “ Continued (Percent of the U.S. city average all items index) CPI-U CPI-W CPI-U December 1982 December 1982 December 1982 Old Series 17.756 13.153 7.615 10.286 4.368 3.818 7.519 5.271 3.768 5.167 7.021 3.065 1.706 3.786 3.904 1.798 17.158 15.374 7.213 10.192 4.355 4.458 7.155 5.014 3.908 5.414 5.908 2.674 1.671 3.980 3.935 1.590 16.140 13.659 7.638 10.870 4.178 3.908 7.787 5.361 3.688 5.107 7.229 3.106 1.629 3.911 3.939 1.851 Area, region, and population size class Region/population size class cross classification 2 Northeast/A......................................................................................... North Central/A .................................................................................. S ou th/A ................................................................................................ W e s t/A ................................................................................................. Northeast/B......................................................................................... North Central/B .................................................................................. S ou th/B ................................................................................................ W e s t/B ................................................................................................. Northeast/C......................................................................................... North Central/C ..................................... ............................................. S ou th/C ................................................................................................ W e s t/C ...................................................................................... ........... Northeast/D......................................................................................... North Central/D .................................................................................. S outh/D ................................................................................................ West/D .................................................................................................. 1 Area is generally the Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA), exclusive of farms. L.A.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif, is a combination of two SMSA’s, and N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern N.J. and Chicago, III.Northwestern Ind. are the more extensive Standard Consolidated Areas. Area definitions are those established by the Office of Management and Budget in 1973, except for Denver-Boulder, Colo, which does not include Douglas County. Definitions do not include revisions made since 1973. 2 Regions are defined as the four Census regions. The population size classes are aggregations of areas which have urban population as defined below: A-1 More than 4,000,000. A-2 1,250,000 to 4,000,000. B 385,000 to 1,250,000. C 75,000 to 385,000. D Less than 75,000. Population size class A is the aggregation of population size classes A-1 and A-2. 3S Brief Explanation) ©f the CPI Prices of most other commodities and services are col lected every month in the five largest geographic areas and every other month in other areas. Prices of most goods and services are obtained by personal visits of the Bureau’s trained representatives. Mail questionnaires are used to obtain public utility rates, some fuel prices, and certain other items. In calculating the index, price changes for the various items in each location are averaged together with weights which represent their importance in the spend ing of the appropriate population group. Local data are then combined to obtain a U.S. city average. Separate indexes are also published for 28 local areas. Area in dexes do not measure differences in the level of prices among cities; they only measure the average change in prices for each area since the base period. The index measures price changes from a designated Bls introduced an important improvement in the reference date—1967—which equals 100.0. An increase cpi-u with release of the January 1983 data. The Bureau • of 22 percent, for example, is shown as 122.0. This changed the homeownership component from an change can also be expressed in dollars as follows: The “ asset” approach to a “ flow-of services” approach. prices of a base period “ market basket” of goods and The change was implemented by a rental equivalence services in the cpi has risen from $10 in 1967 technique. The cpi-w will continue to use the old homeownership method until January 1985, when its to $12.20. For further details see the following: The Consumer also will be changed to incorporate a rental equivalence Price Index: Concepts and Content Over the Years, measure of homeownership costs. Report 517, revised edition (Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 1978); The Revision o f the Consumer Price Index, The cpi is based on prices of food, clothing, shelter, by W. John Layng, reprinted from the Statistical and fuels, transportation fares, charges for doctors’ and Reporter, February 1978, No. 78-5 (U.S. Dept, of Com dentists’ services, drugs, and other goods and services that people buy for day-to-day living. Prices are col merce); Revisions in the Medical Care Service Compo lected in 85 urban areas across the country from over nent o f the Consumer Price Index, by Daniel H. Ginsburg, Monthly Labor Review, August 1978; ■ 18,000 tenants, 18,000 housing units for property taxes, and about 24,000 establishments—grocery and depart Robert Gillingham and Walter Lane, “ Changing the Treatment of Homeownership in the cpi,” Monthly ment stores, hospitals, filling stations, and other types Labor Review, June 1982; and “ Changing the of stores and service establishments. All taxes directly Homeownership Component of the Consumer Price In associated with the purchase and use of items are in dex to Rental Equivalence,” c p i Detailed Report, cluded in the index. Prices of food, fuels, and a few January 1983. other items are obtained every month in all 85 locations. The Consumer Price Index (cpi) is a measure of the average change in prices over time in a fixed market basket of goods and services. 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