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CPI Detailed ReportJuly 1986U.S. Department of LaborBureau of Labor Statistics

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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABORWilliam E. Brock, Secretary

BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICSJanet L. Norwood, Commissioner

OFFICE OF PRICES AND LIVING CONDITIONSKenneth V. Dalton, Associate Commissioner

The CPI Detailed Report is a monthlyreport on consumer price movements, in-cluding statistical tables and technicalnotes. The report covers two indexes, theConsumer Price Index for All UrbanConsumers (CPI-U) and the ConsumerPrice Index for Wage Earners andClerical Workers (CPI-W). The indexesreflect data for the U.S. city average andselected areas.

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ISSN 0095-926X

September 1986


CPI Detailed ReportData for July 1986

Contents

Price movements 1The Consumer Price Index revisionCharts 4Technical notes 137

Index tables

MonthlyU.S.city average

Expenditure categories; commodity, service groupsSeasonally adjusted expenditure categories;

commodity, service groupsFood expenditure categoriesSeasonally adjusted food expenditure categoriesNonfood expenditure categoriesSeasonally adjusted nonfood expenditure categories

Selected areasAll items indexesFood at home expenditure categoriesAreas priced monthly

Percent change over the monthIndexes and percent change over 2 months

Bimonthly dataAreas priced bimonthly

Semiannual dataSelected areas, all items

RegionsPopulation classesRegions and population classes,

cross classifiedSelected areas, expenditure categories

CPI-U CPI-W

Table Page Table Page

28

Average price tables

U.S. city average

Energy:Residental pricesResidential unit prices and consumption rangesGasoline

Retail food

23456

1314

1516

1114172024

4850

5456

89101112

1819

2021

3134374044

6264

6870

17 58 22 72

S-lS-2S-3

S-4S-5

767779

8189

Table

P-1P-2P-3P-4

S-6S-7S-8

S-9S-10

Page

132133134135

104105107

109117


Scheduled Release Dates

Consumer Price Index data are scheduled for initial release onthe following dates:

Index month

August

September

October

Release date

September 23

October 23

November 25

Index month

November

December

Release date

December 19

January 21

NOTE: The Bureau of Labor Statistics currently is completing a major revisionof the Consumer Price Index. Beginning with release of the CPI for January 1987on February 27, 1987, the Bureau will introduce revised versions of the currentCPI's both for All Urban Consumers and for Urban Wage Earners and ClericalWorkers. The revised CPI's will reflect more current population and spendingpatterns and numerous technical enhancements. Semiannual average tables(S-l—S-10) introduced in this issue represent one aspect of the revision. See page3 for further details.


Price MovementsJuly 1986

The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers(CPI-U) for July at 328.0 (1967 = 100) was virtually un-changed from its level of 327.9 in June before seasonaladjustment. The CPI-U for July 1986 was 1.6 percenthigher than the index in July 1985.

The Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earnersand Clerical Workers (CPi-W) also was virtually un-changed in July prior to seasonal adjustment. The CPI-W

for July 1986 was 322.9 (1967 = 100) and was 1.2 percenthigher than the index in July 1985.

CPI for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U)—seasonallyadjusted changes

On a seasonally adjusted basis, the CPI-U was un-changed in July, following increases of 0.2 percent inMay and 0.5 percent in June. Energy prices, which haddecreased sharply earlier this year before turning up-ward iniMay and June, declined 4.1 percent in July.While each of the energy components declined, the in-dex for energy commodities—fuel oil, coal, and bottledgas and motor fuels—dropped 6.3 percent and ac-counted for over four-fifths of the energy drop. Ex-cluding energy the CPI-U advanced 0.5 percent in July,largely as the result of increases in the indexes for foodand shelter. The index for grocery store foods, reflec-ting advances in prices of meats and poultry, rose 1.3percent in July after declining 0.2 percent during the

first 6 months of 1986. Excluding the food, shelter, andenergy components, the CPI rose 0.3 percent in July, thesame as in June.

During the first 7 months of 1986, the CPI-U declinedat an annual rate of 0.2 percent.

Prices for motor fuels turned down in July and wereresponsible for the 1.2-percent decline in the transporta-tion index. Gasoline prices—down 6.6 percent in Julyafter advancing 3.1 percent in June—have declined 27.4percent in the first 7 months of 1986 and were 35.7 per-cent below their peak level of March 1981. Continueddeclines in the indexes for used cars and automobilefinance charges also contributed to lower transportationcosts in July. Used car prices declined 0.5 percent inJuly and were 4.4 percent lower than a year ago.Automobile finance charges dropped 1.2 percent in Julyto a point 10.4 percent below their year-earlier levels.The indexes for new cars and automobile insurance—up0.4 and 0.9 percent, respectively—continued to in-crease, but by less than in June. The index for publictransportation rose 0.6 percent, primarily due to a 1.1-percent rise in fares for intracity mass transit.

The housing component, which increased 0.5 percentin June, was virtually unchanged in July, largely-because of a decline in the index for fuel and otherutilities. The indexes for electricity and natural gas,which had surged upward in June after declining in each

Table A. Percent changes In CPI for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U)

Expenditure category

All items .

Food and beveragesHousingApparel and upkeepTransportationMedical careEntertainmentOther goods and services

Seasonally adjusted

Changes from preceding month

1986

January

.3

.3

.3-.3

.5

.4

.9

.9

February

-.4

-.6-.1-.5

-1.4.7.2.6

March

-.4

.1

.2-.1

-2.81.0-.1

.4

April

-.3

.3

.3

.3-2.5

.6

.1

.4

May

.2

.4-.1-.2

.3

.6

.4

.4

June

.5

.1

.5-.3

.8

.7

.4

.4

July

0

.80.2

-1.2.5.2.9

Compoundannual rate3 months

endedJuly1986

2.7

5.61.9

-1.3-.57.54.06.7

Unadjusted

12 monthsended

July1986

1.6

3.52.8

.2-5.37.63.36.1


Table B. Percent changes in CPI for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W)


All items

Food and beveragesHousingApparel and upkeepTransportationMedical careEntertainmentOther goods and services

Seasonally adjusted

Changes from preceding month

1986

January

.3

.2

.30.5.5

1.01.0

February

-.5

-.6-.1-.8

-1.5.7.2.5

March

-.6

.2

.2-.2

-3.0.80.4

April

-.4

.2

.3

.2-2.6

.7

.1

.4

May

.2

.4-.1-.1

.2

.6

.3

.2

June

.5

.2

.5-.3

.8

.7

.5

.3

July

0

.90.2

-1.3.5.1

1.0

Compoundannual rate3 months

endedJuly1986

2.5

6.31.7

-1.0-1.2

7.74.06.3

Unadjusted

12 monthsendedJuly1986

1.2

3.52.8

0-5.8

7.63.16.0

of the 3 preceding months, dropped in July, down by0.3 and 3.2 percent, respectively. Fuel oil prices—down5.8 percent in July—declined for the seventh con-secutive month and were 39 percent below their peaklevel of April 1981. Charges for telephone services,which rose 1.9 percent in June, were unchanged in Julyas a 1.1-percent increase in charges for local telephoneservices was offset by a 3.8-percent drop in charges forinterstate toll calls. Shelter costs rose 0.4 percent inJuly, following increases of 0.1 and 0.2 percent in Mayand June, respectively. Within the shelter component,renters' costs rose 0.7 percent, homeowners' costs, 0.4percent, and maintenance and repair costs, 0.7 percent.The index for household furnishings and operationsrose 0.2 percent in July, the same as in June.

The food and beverage component rose 0.8 percent inJuly, following a 0.1-percent increase in June. Grocerystore food prices advanced 1.3 percent for their largestmonthly increase since January 1984 largely on thestrength of a 3.2-percent rise in the index for meats,poultry, fish, and eggs. All major categories within thisgroup rose substantially. Beef prices—up 1.2 percent inJuly—increased for the second consecutive month afterdeclining in each of the first 5 months of 1986. Porkprices, which increased 2.0 percent in June, rose 6.8 per-cent in July. Poultry prices, reflecting in part droughtconditions in the southeastern United States, rose 7.4percent in July, continuing the pattern of large increasesfor the third consecutive month. Prices for fish andseafood and for eggs increased 2.1 and 1.9 percent,respectively, in July. A turnaround in fruit andvegetable prices—up 0.8 percent in July after declining2.8 percent in June—also contributed to higher grocery

store food prices in July. The other two components ofthe food and beverage index—restaurant meals andalcoholic beverages—rose 0.2 and 0.3 percent, respec-tively.

Prices of medical care rose 0.5 percent in July,following a 0.7-percent increase in June. The index formedical care commodities— prescription drugs, non-prescription drugs, and medical supplies—rose 1.0 per-cent. The index for medical care services increased 0.4percent, with costs of physicians' services and hospitalrooms up 0.5 and 0.2 percent, respectively.

The index for apparel and upkeep increased 0.2 per-cent in July, following seasonal adjustment. Thisrepresents only the second month in which this indexhas increased so far this year. During the first 7 monthsof 1986, the apparel and upkeep index has declined at a1.7-percent seasonally adjusted annual rate.

The entertainment index increased 0.2 percent in Julyas a 0.5-percent rise in charges for entertainment ser-vices more than offset declines in prices for entertain-ment commodities.

The index for other goods and services rose 0.9 per-cent in July, after increasing 0.4 percent in each ofthe preceding 4 months. The July advance was largelydue to a 2.1-percent increase in prices for tobacco pro-ducts.

CPI for Urgan Wage Earners and Clerical Workers(CPI-W)—seasonally adjusted changes

On a seasonally adjusted basis, the CPI for UrbanWage Earners and Clerical Workers was unchanged inJuly.


The Consumer Price Index Revision

The Bureau of Labor Statistics will begin publishing arevised Consumer Price Index (CPI) with the release ofthe January 1987 index in February 1987. As a result ofthe revision, both the CPI-U and the CPI-W will have up-dated expenditure weights based upon data tabulatedfrom 3 years (1982, 1983, and 1984) of the ConsumerExpenditure Survey, replacing the current expenditureweights based on 1972-73 data. The Bureau periodicallyrevises the expenditure weights so that the CPI reflectsprice changes of items currently being purchased byconsumers.

The January 1987 CPI also will introduce a greatlyenhanced housing survey which will improve the rentalequivalence measure of homeownership costs in boththe CPI-U and CPI-W. The new housing sample was

designed to represent optimally both owners and rentersin the estimation of shelter costs.

A number of methodological and sampling advancerfirst introduced in the 1978 revision also have beenenhanced and will be incorporated into the CPI forJanuary 1987. For example, the selection of the urbanareas and the allocation of outlet samples in whichprices are collected for the CPI were done by the Bureauwith the primary objective of producing the most ac-curate national CPI possible with the funds available.The January 1987 index also will be based, for the firsttime on the geographic distribution of consumers as ofthe 1980 Census of Population. The current CPI uses the1970 Census of Population. The requirement to allocatethe sample so as to provide the most accurate nationalCPI did result in some local areas not having samplessufficient to permit frequent publication. Therefore,beginning in January 1987, the Bureau will publish anumber of local area CPI'S less frequently. The areas af-fected by the changes in publication are identified laterin this article.

Both the CPI-U and the CPI-W published for January1987 will be linked to the present series of each index asof December 1986 to provide a continuous series. Thelinking will be accomplished by setting the index levelsof the revised CPI with the updated expenditure weightsand samples equal to those published for the presentseries in December 1986. Each index will move upwardor downward from the December 1986 level in accor-dance with subsequent changes in prices.

As in the past, the Bureau will publish selected in-dexes using the old expenditure weights for 6 monthsafter the issuance of the revised CPI. Unlike earlier revi-

sions, these overlap indexes will not be based on the oldsamples and will differ from the revised indexes only bytheir expenditure weights. The base period for revisedCPI issued for January 1987 will be 1967 = 100, the sameas for the present index.

In addition to the national all-city average CPI-U andCPI-W indexes, the Bureau now publishes indexes for 28local areas. In 1987, it will continue to publish indexesfor all but one of these areas—Northeast Pennsylvania(Scranton-Wilkes-Barre). Because of the requirement toallocate the sample to provide the most accurate na-tional CPI possible, 14 of the remaining 27 publishedareas will have a change in the frequency of theirpublication.

Based on the population growth since 1970 and ex-panded geographic definitions of ConsolidatedMetropolitan Statistical Areas issued by the Office ofManagement and Budget, the San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose area has superseded the Detroit-Ann Arborarea as the fifth largest area covered by the CPI. For thisreason, beginning with data for January 1987, the SanFrancisco area will be published monthly while theDetroit area will be published only for even-numberedmonths rather than monthly.

Twelve areas now published bimonthly will be com-piled on a semiannual average basis. These areas are:Buffalo-Niagara Falls, N.Y.; Cincinnati-Hamilton,Ohio-Ky.-Ind; Kansas City, Mo.-Kansas City, Kan.;Milwaukee, Wis.; Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.-Wis.;Atlanta, Ga.; Anchorage, Alaska; Denver-Boulder,Colo.; Honolulu, Hawaii; Portland-Vancouver,Ore.-Wash.; San Diego, Calif.; and Seattle-Tacoma,Wash. These semiannual average indexes, which refer tothe arithmetic averages of the 6-month periods fromJanuary through June and July through December, willbe published with release of the CPI for July andJanuary, respectively, i.e., in the months of August andFebruary. These series will be compiled and publishedon their present reference bases, 1967 = 100 for all areasother than Anchorage, which is on an October 1967reference base. Also, the Cleveland-Akron-Lorain,Ohio, indexes will be published for odd-numberedrather then even-numbered months.

Indexes also are currently published bimonthly for 4regions, 5 size classes, and 16 region-by-size groups.Beginning with January 1987, publication will becomemonthly; two of the size classes will be combined; andtwo of the region-by-size groups will be eliminated.


Chart 1. CPI-U: All items, food and beverages, 1975-86

AH ItemsIndex, 1967^100(Not seasonally adjusted)

Percent change •12—month span

- - - - - 1—month span

Food and beveragesJidex, 19671=100 A(Seasonally adjusted)

Percent change •12-month span1—month span

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Jul1.60 . 4

Jul311.7

Jul3.5

10.6

Swnl-log

320

280

240

200

160

-1 120

50

30

10

-10Semi-log

320280

240

200

160

120

50

30

10

-10

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986

* Percent changes over 12-month spans are calculated from unadjusteddata. Percent changes over 1—month spans are annual rates calculatedfrom seasonally adjusted data


Chart 2. CPI-U: Housing, apparel and upkeep, 1975-86

HousingIndex; 1967t»100 .(Seasonally adjusted)

Percent change •12—month span1—month span

Apparel and upkeeph dexf 1967=100(Seasonally adjusted)

Percent change •——— 12—month span

1~month span

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Semi-leg

320

280

240

200

160

-J 120

30

30

10

- 1 0Semi-log

320

280

240

200

160

- 1 120

Percent50

30

10

- 1 0

1075 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986* Percent changes over 12—month spans are calculated from unadjusteddata. Percent changes over 1-month spans are annual rates calculatedfrom seasonally adjusted data.


Chart 3. CPI-U: Transportation and medical care, 1975-86

TransportationIndex, 1967=100(Seasonally adjusted)

Percent change *12-month span1—month span

Medical careIndex, 1967M00(Seasonally adjusted)

Percent change •12—month span1—month span

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Jul-5.3

-13.9

Jul V435.0

Jul7.66.3

Semi-log

320

280

240

200

160

- I 120

Percent- I 50

30

10

- 1 - 1 0Semi-log

320280

240

200

160

- 1 120

50

30

10

- 1 0

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986

* Percent changes over 12-month spans are calculated from unadjusteddata. Percent changes over 1—month spans are annual rates calculatedfrom seasonally adjusted data.


Chart 4. CPI-U: Entertainment, other goods and services, 1975-86

EntertainmentIndex, 196^=100(Seasonally adjusted)

Percent change •12—month span

— m m i_month span

A *•>

Other goods and servicesIndex, 1967M00(Seasonally adjusted)

Percent change *12-month span1—month span

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Ju!274.7

3.32.2

Jul6.1

10.9

Semi-log

320280240

200

160

- 1 120

Percent50

30

10

- 1 0Semi-log

320280

240

200

160

-i 120

Percent50

30

10

-10

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986* Percent changes over 12—month spans are calculated from unadjusted

data. Percent changes over 1—month spans are annual rates calculatedfrom seasonally adjusted data.


Table 1. Consumer Price Index for Alt Urban Consumer^: U.S. city average, by expenditure category and commodity and servicegroup

(1967=100, unless otherwise noted)

Group

Relativeimportance,December

1985

Unadjusted indexes

June1986

July1986

Unadjustedpercent change toJuly 1986 from—

July 1985 June 1986

Seasonally adjustedpercent change from—

Apr. to May May toJune June to July

All itemsAll items(1957-59=100)

Food and beveragesFood

Food at homeCereals and bakery products 1

Meats, poultry, fish, and eggsDairy products1

Fruits and vegetablesOther food at home

Sugar and sweets 1

Fats and oils 1

Nonalcoholic beveragesOther prepared foods

Food away from homeAlcoholic beverages

HousingShelter

Renters' costs 2

Rent, residentialOther renters' costs

Homeowners' costs 2

Owners' equivalent rent2

Household insurance 1 2

Maintenance and repairs 1

Maintenance and repair services 1

Maintenance and repair commodities 1

Fuel and other utilitiesFuels

Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gasGas (piped) and electricity

Other utilities and public services 1

Household furnishings and operationHousefurnishingsHousekeeping suppliesHousekeeping services 1

Apparel and upkeepApparel commodities

Men's and boys' apparelWomen's and girls' apparelInfants' and toddlers' apparel1

FootwearOther apparel commodities 1

Apparel services

See footnotes at end of table.


100.000-

19.61918.51312.380

1.7073.8841.5731.9383.279

.478

.3491.3311.1216.1331.106

37.88422.255

7.3196.354

.96514.41714.015

.402

.519

.291

.228

8.0815.7831.3234.4592.2987.5483.7441.6362.168

5.0164.2081.3801.536.117.626.549.808

327.9381.4

309.5317.1301.6326.1265.1257.2327.8374.1411.5287.0480.0301.7360.2240.1361.2401.6121.6279.4415.2119.0119.0118.9366.6427.4260.7

393.8477.0486.6466.0255.2250.2200.8319.6346.1

204.5188.4198.1161.3319.7210.0215.8334.3

328.0381.4

312.2320.1305.5326.3274.9258.4330.3373.7412.4287.3478.3301.8360.8240.4361.5403.5122.5281.2420.1119.4119.4119.9369.2430.1262.7

389.4469.2459.4462.3255.6250.5201.2319.5346.6

203.2187.0195.8159.8307.5209.1218.1334.6

1.6-

3.53.43.12.85.5

.2

.43.63.0

-3.56.72.53.95.52.85.35.86.13.75.25.26.4

.42.1

-1.9

-2.6-5.7

-23.7-1.05.31.61.22.02.0

.2-.5.7

-2.24.4

-1.1.6

4.1

0.0-

.9

.91.3.1

3.7.5.8

-.1.2.1

-.4.0.2.1.1.5.7.6

1.2.3.3.8.7.6.8

-1.1-1.6-5.6

-.8.2.1.2.0.1

-.6-.7

-1.2-.9

-3.8-.41.1.1

0.2-

.4

.4

.4

.4

.3

.11.9-.2.0

-.5-.8.5.5.0

_ - j

.2

.1

.4-.1.2

-.6

-.9-1.3-4.4

-.6.1.3.5.2.1

-.2-.3.1

-.8.6

-.3.0.2

0.5-

.1

.1

.0

.71.0.0

-2.8.1.1

-.1.0.2.4.3.5.2.4.4

1.0.0.1.1

-.1.4

-.8

1.71.8

-1.82.61.5.2.2.5.1

-.3-.5-.3

-1.1.4

-.4.2.4

0.0-

.8

.91.3.1

3.2.5.8.2.2.1.4.1.2.3.0.4.7.6.5.4.3.8.7.6.8

-1.4-2.1-4.9-1.5

.2

.2

.4

.0

.1

.2

.2-.5.6

-3.8.6

1.1.1


Table 1. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: U.S. city average, by expenditure category and commodity and servicegroup—Continued


Group


1985

Unadjusted indexes

June1986

July1986


July 1985 June 1986

Seasonally adjustedpercent change from—-

Apr. to May May toJune

June to July

TransportationPrivate transportation

New vehiclesNew cars

Used carsMotor fuel

GasolineMaintenance and repairOther private transportation 1

Other private transportation commodities 1

Other private transportation services 1

Public transportation 1

Medical careMedical care commoditiesMedical care services

Professional servicesOther medical care services 3

EntertainmentEntertainment commoditiesEntertainment services 1

Other goods and servicesTobacco products 1

Personal care 1

Toilet goods and personal care appliances 1

Personal care services 1

Personal and educational expensesSchool books and suppliesPersonal and educational services

All itemsCommodities

Food and beveragesCommodities less food and beverages

Nondurables less food and beverages1 ...Apparel commoditiesNondurables less food, beverages,

and apparel1

DurablesServices

Rent of shelter12

Household services less rent of shelter12

Transportation servicesMedical care servicesOther services ,



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1.6874.428

.6273.8001.597

6.4501.0725.3782.4732.905

4.1972.4091.788

5.4471.5351.863.850

1.0132.049

.2531.796

100.00051.18119.61931.56218.7644.208

14.55612.79848.81921.250

9.7037.0845.3785.405

308.6300.8224.0224.2362.5299.4299.1362.1303.0201.5332.8425.4

432.0273.3466.8390.3559.2

273.9266.1285.5

342.6347.1291.0287.0295.7420.4375.7431.0

327.9282.8309.5264.3264.7188.4

308.4269.9401.0119.9115.2355.3466.8329.2

304.7296.5224.5224.7360.3280.2279.8363.4304.5201.6334.6428.0

434.8275.4469.8391.7564.2

274.4265.8287.0

344.9354.3291.1287.1295.8421.2375.9431.9

328.0281.9312.2261.4259.8187.0

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Commodity

1.6-1.63.5

-4.8-8.2

-.5

-10.3.1

5.05.41.56.07.85.5

-1.3-1.4

.2

.2-.6

-6.4-6.5

.4

.5

.0

.5

.6

.6

.8

.6

.4

.9

.2-.1

.5

.72.1

.0

.0

.0

.2

.1

.2

and service group

0.0-.3.9

-1.1-1.9

-.7

-2.2-.1.3.5

-.3.5.6.3

0.3.3.9.8

-1.92.52.5

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.4

.5

.2

.4

.0

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.1

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.9

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.9

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.7

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.4

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.5

.4

.2

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0.5.3.1.4.5

-.5

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2.6.5.7.5

-1.2-1.4

.3

.4-.5

-6.6-6.6

.5

.5

.0

.5

.6

.51.0.4.4.5

.2-.1.5

.92.1

.0

.0

.0

.7

.7

.7

0.0-.2.8

-.9-1.9

.2

-2.2.1.2.5

-.3.5.4.5


Table 1. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: U.S. city average, by expenditure category and commodity and servicegroup—Continued


Group


1985

Unadjusted indexes

June1986

July1986


July 1985 June 1986


Apr. to May May toJune

June to July

Commodity and service group

Special indexes:All items less foodAll items less shelterAll items less homeowners' costs 2

All items less medical careCommodities less foodNondurables less food 1

Nondurables less food and apparel1

iMonouraDies ,Services less rent of shelter12

Services less medical care 1

Energy ,All items less energy

All items less food and energyCommodities less food and energy...

Energy commoditiesServices less energy

Purchasing power of the consumer dollar:1967=$1.00 1

1957-59=$1.00 1

81.48777.74585.58393.55032.66819.87015.66238.38327.57043.44211.25288.74870.23525.8756.793

44.360

328.6306.5111.1322.2263.0261.8298.1288.2119.2391.3380.6325.5325.9262.0327.1395.9

$.305.262

328.0306.1111.0322.1260.2257.3292.2287.1119.5392.5366.5326.9326.9262.0306.6397.7

$.305.262

1.2.6

1.01.2

-4.5-7.4-9.2-2.24.64.6

-16.23.94.11.5

-26.75.6

-1.6-

-0.2-.1-.1

.0-1.1-1.7-2.0

-.4.3.3

-3.7.4.3.0

-6.3.5

.0-

0.1.2.2.2.1.5.8.4.3.3.3.2.1

-.11.1.2

-.3-

0.6.5.5.4.4.5

1.0.4

1.2.8

2.3.2.3.1

2.1.4

-.3-

-0.2-.1.0.0

-.9-1.7-2.0

-.2.3.3

-4.1.5.4.2

-6.3.4

.0

Not seasonally adjusted.Indexes on a December 1982= 100 base.

3 This index series will not be published after December 1986.NOTE: Index applies to a month as a whole, not to any specific date.

10


Table 2. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Seasonally adjusted U.S. city average, by expenditure category andcommodity and service group


Group

Seasonally adjusted indexes

Apr.1986

May1986

June1986

July1986

Seasonally adjusted annual ratepercent change for—

3 months ending in—

Oct.1985

Jan.1986

Apr.1986

July1986


Jan.1986

July1986


All items





Sugar and sweets 1

Fats and oils 1



HousingShelter

Renters' costs 2


Homeowners' costs 2











Men's and boys' apparel ,Women's and girls' apparelInfants' and toddlers' apparel1


Apparel services


307.5315.0300.0322.5262.3256.8325.6374.4411.4288.5484.0299.3356.6238.8358.5400.7121.1278.5410.8118.9118.9118.3367.6424.6264.5

385.7465.3520.9445.6251.3248.6199.0317.2345.4

206.9191.2199.7167.2316.6210.8215.3332.2

308.7316.4301.2323.8263.0257.1331.9373.5411.2287.2480.0300.8358.4238.9358.2401.0121.2278.7411.3119.1119.0118.8367.1425.5262.9

382.3459.3497.8443.1251.5249.3200.0317.7345.8

206.5190.7199.8165.9318.5210.2215.4332.9

309.1316.7301.1326.1265.5257.2322.6373.8411.5287.0480.0301.4359.8239.6360.1401.8121.7279.7415.6119.1119.1118.9366.6427.4260.7

388.9467.7489.0454.8255.2249.9200.4319.3346.1

205.8189.8199.3164.1319.7209.4215.8334.3

311.7319.5304.9326.3274.1258.4325.1374.6412.4287.3481.7301.8360.4240.4360.2403.6122.5281.5417.6119.6119.5119.9369.2430.1262.7

383.4457.9465.0448.0255.6250.5201.2319.2346.6

206.2190.1198.4165.1307.5210.6218.1334.6

3.1

3.22.51.82.04.2

-1.1-.61.42.4

-8.61.93.94.1

15.23.55.16.06.54.24.74.76.9

.81.0.3

-.5-2.08.2

-4.43.23.52.85.12.9

4.14.05.68.1

10.7-3.3-3.35.3

5.1

6.36.37.93.9

12.1.2

20.23.12.51.24.91.43.34.54.45.74.55.6

-2.86.16.13.9

12.010.214.3

3.63.4

13.21.14.31.61.41.72.0

.0-1.4

1.8-6.416.6-.81.16.0

-4.3

-.9-1.1-3.4

.6-11.1

-.6-14.4

10.26.4

-4.823.8

1.33.6

.51.67.78.08.17.08.18.19.3

-11.6-7.2

-17.0

-11.1-17.4-56.3

-2.86.6

-1.3-3.5-1.0

1.8

-1.5-2.3-1.8-4.93.5

.4-.42.1

2.7

5.65.86.74.8

19.22.5-.6.2

1.0-1.7-1.93.44.32.71.92.94.74.46.82.42.05.51.85.3

-2.7

-2.4-6.2

-36.52.27.03.14.52.51.4

-1.3-2.3-2.6-4.9

-11.0-.45.32.9

4.1

4.84.44.83.08.1-.59.32.32.5

-3.83.42.63.79.73.95.45.26.0

.65.45.45.46.25.57.1

1.5.7

10.6-1.73.72.52.13.42.4

2.11.33.7

.613.6-2.1-1.15.7

-0.8

2.32.31.52.73.0

.9-7.85.13.6

-3.310.22.43.91.61.75.36.36.26.95.25.07.4

-5.2-1.2

-10.1

-6.8-12.0-47.3

-.46.8

.9

.4

.81.6

-1.4-2.3-2.2-4.9-4.0

.02.42.5

11


Table 2. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Seasonally adjusted U.S. city average, by expenditure category andcommodity and service group—Continued


Group


Apr.1986

May1986

June1986

July1986



Oct.1985

Jan.1986

Apr.1986

July1986


Jan.1986

July1986



Used carsMotor fuel









Personal care 1

Toilet goods and personal care appliances 1 .Personal care services 1




Nondurables less food and beverages 1 .Apparel commoditiesNondurables less food, beverages,

and apparel1 ,Durables

ServicesRent of shelter12


Transportation servicesMedical care servicesOther services

304.0296.2220.8221.2369.2279.5278.6361.3301.6202.2330.9422.2

427.2270.5461.6386.5552.9

272.0264.0283.5

342.9346.5290.5287.7294.1421.3374.4432.5

280.7307.5262.3262.0191.2

302.6269.2397.8119.4111.6353.2461.6328.6


304.9297.0222.8223.0362.2286.4285.6361.3301.3202.4330.4423.7

429.8271.2464.7388.3557.6

273.1265.3284.2

344.2346.5290.9287.9294.7424.9377.1436.3

307.4299.5224.2224.4360.7295.0294.4362.1303.0201.5332.8425.4

432.8272.5468.1389.9563.1

274.2266.4285.5

345.5347.1291.0287.0295.7428.4380.3439.8

303.6295.4224.9225.2358.9275.5275.1363.8304.5201.6334.6428.0

435.0275.1470.1391.3565.9

274.7266.1287.0

348.5354.3291.1287.1295.8431.4382.8443.0

0.2-.43.63.4

-2.3-5.0-5.23.82.81.23.19.4

6.76.56.76.56.9

3.43.72.8

4.85.43.93.64.15.39.74.7

6.46.33.23.03.76.35.94.0

11.71.2

13.48.1

6.66.37.05.78.0

5.03.27.0

7.510.34.45.73.68.78.09.0

-23.9-25.8

4.54.8

-7.4-70.8-70.9

3.45.3

-2.36.82.5

9.67.6

10.08.3

11.5

.9-2.25.2

5.44.53.43.43.28.18.38.1

-0.5-1.17.67.4

-10.7-5.6-4.92.83.9

-1.24.55.6

7.57.07.65.19.7

4.03.25.0

6.79.3

.8-.82.39.99.3

10.1

3.32.93.43.2

.6

.5

.23.97.11.28.18.7

6.66.46.96.17.5

4.23.54.9

6.27.84.24.63.97.08.86.8


281.4308.7262.6263.3190.7

305.2269.3398.2119.7112.3353.2464.7330.0

282.2309.1263.7264.7189.8

308.4269.4400.7119.9115.2355.1468.1331.8

281.6311.7261.3259.8190.1

301.7269.6401.7120.5114.9357.0470.1333.3

3.12.13.21.63.44.0

-.9.7

3.96.4

-3.84.76.74.0

5.15.16.33.8-.6

-1.4

3.72.85.54.6

-2.59.77.06.9

-4.3-13.5

-.9-20.6-28.5

-2.3

-36.3-3.66.27.0

.74.9

10.05.3

2.71.35.6

-1.5-3.3-2.3

-1.2.6

4.03.7

12.44.47.65.8

4.13.64.82.71.41.3

1.41.84.75.5

-3.27.26.95.5

-13.0-14.3

6.06.1

-9.1-47.5-47.4

3.14.6

-1.85.74.0

8.67.38.86.7

10.6

2.4.5

5.1

6.16.92.11.32.89.08.89.1

-0.8-6.42.3

-11.6-16.8

-2.3

-20.7-1.55.15.46.44.68.85.6


12


Table 2. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Seasonally adjusted U.S. city average, by expenditure category andcommodity and service group—Continued


Group


Apr.1986

May1986

June1986

July1986



Oct.1985

Jan.1986

Apr.1986

July1986


Jan.1986

July1986




Nondurables less food and apparel1 ....NondurablesServices less rent of shelter12


EnergyAll items less energy

All items less food and energyCommodities less food and energy ..


325.9303.6110.1319.8261.0259.2292.9285.4117.4387.2365.2324.4325.0262.0313.6394.6

326.3304.2110.3320.3261.3260.5295.2286.5117.8388.3366.2324.9325.3261.8316.9395.3

328.1305.8110.9321.7262.4261.8298.1287.6119.2391.3374.8325.7326.3262.0323.5397.0

327.5305.5110.9321.7260.1257.3292.2287.1119.5392.5359.6327.3327.5262.6303.1398.7

3.32.52.62.81.94.1

.12.53.24.4

-3.34.04.33.3

-2.65.0

5.05.15.25.43.7-.43.75.13.93.64.85.45.02.87.56.3

-5.0-7.5-6.3-5.2

-20.0-27.0-33.9-16.9

4.24.8

-48.42.93.9

-1.2-68.3

7.1

2.02.52.92.4

-1.4-2.9-1.02.47.35.6

-6.03.63.1

.9-12.7

4.2

4.13.83.94.12.81.81.93.83.54.0

.74.74.63.02.35.6

-1.6-2.6-1.8-1.5

-11.2-15.8-19.1-7.75.85.2

-30.33.33.5-.2

-47.45.6

Not seasonally adjusted.Indexes on a December 1982=100 base.


13


Table 3. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Food expenditure categories, U.S. city average


Group and itemOtherindexbase

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/77

Unadjusted indexes

June1986

309.5

317.1

301.6

326.1174.6154.0203.5152.5171.9274.3164.1164.4163.7176.8172.9180.4178.6181.1172.5

184.1

265.1273.0264.4264.9240.5255.8220.0245.7284.7169.7257.0275.5244.4117.1116.3247.2140.7139.8317.7270.6262.7157.4138.5144.6223.7225.2147.7139.8434.5134.2184.1166.9

July1986

312.2

320.1

305.5

326.3175.1154.1205.0152.0171.9272.9163.5163.7163.1Ml.7174.2181.0179.2180.3173.3

185.7

274.9282.9272.9267.6242.2257.0226.2243.1290.6171.6278.0300.6273.1122.1123.9247.3152.1153.8335.2274.1266.4160.2141.0144.3240.3249.9160.0141.1447.3134.4191.7175.2


July1985

3.5

3.4

3.1

2.82.91.25.3-.12.92.01.42.4

.42.82.13.44.74.14.8

5.3

5.55.63.91.1

-1.0-.3-.2.4

3.82.89.87.0

17.06.6

10.6-.49.3

12.15.62.21.91.62.92.1

11.918.014.2

.611.1

.915.94.0

June1986

0.9

.9

1.3

.1

.3

.1

.7-.3.0

-.5-.4-.4-.4

.5

.8

.3

.3-.4.5

.9

3.73.63.21.0.7.5

2.8-1.12.11.18.29.1

11.74.36.5

.08.1

10.05.51.31.41.81.8-.27.4

11.08.3

.92.9

.14.15.0


Apr. toMay

0.4

.4

.4

.4

.1-.1.4

-.2.4.3.3.3.3.7.3

1.0.3.3

-.2

.8

.3

.4-.1-.4

-1.4.4

1.6-2.5

.7

.2

.0-.12.1-.2.1

-2.3.1

1.3-.8.9.2

-.3.9

2.91.42.1

.9

.82.2-.23.2

-2.0

May toJune

0.1

.1

.0

.7

.2

.3-.2

.3

.91.01.01.0.9.5.2.8

1.02.8

.2

.5

1.0.9.8.3.3

1.4-2.1

.2-.9

.82.03.61.63.24.41.82.01.4.6.4

-.3.3.1

2.02.33.53.3-.6-.3-.1.1

3.1

June toJuly

0.8

.9

1.3

.1

.3-.1.7

-.3.0

-.5-.4-.4-.4

.5

.8

.7

.3-.4.5

.9

3.23.32.91.21.1.7

2.6.2

2.21.96.86.18.94.26.1

.68.18.25.51.31.41.81.8-.27.4

11.08.3

.92.1

.13.21.9

Food and beverages

Food

Food at home

Cereals and bakery products 1

Cereal and cereal productsFlour and prepared flour mixesCereal'Rice, pasta, and commeal1

Bakery products 1

White bread 1

Fresh other breads, biscuits, rolls, and muffinsOther bread 1 3

Fresh biscuits, rolls, and muffins 1 3

Cookies, fresh cakes and cupcakes 1 2

Fresh cakes and cupcakes 1 3

Cookies3

Other bakery products 1 2

Crackers and bread and cracker products 1 3

Fresh sweetrolls, coffeecake, and donuts 1 3

Frozen and refrigerated bakery products andfresh pies, tarts, and turnovers 1 3

Meats, poultry, fish, and eggsMeats, poultry, and fish

MeatsBeef and veal

Ground beef other than cannedChuck roastRound roastRound steakSirloin steakOther beef and veal

PorkBaconChopsHam2

Ham other than canned 3

Canned ham 4

Other pork including sausage 1 *Other pork 3

Sausage 1 3

Other meats 1

Frankfurters 1 3

Bologna, liverwurst, and salami13

Other lunchmeats 1 3

Lamb and organ meats 1 3

Poultry 1

Fresh whole chicken 1

Fresh and frozen chicken parts 1

Other poultry 1

Fish and seafoodCanned fish and seafood 1

Fresh and frozen fish and seafood


14


Table 3. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Food expenditure categories, U.S. city average—Continued



12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

Unadjusted indexes

June1986

257.2138.4226.1139.0155.3150.5163.3157.4159.0260.7

327.8348.5372.4403.1264.2410.3193.1326.2317.3327.1279.0189.0307.9161.4159.9149.0168.3164.4148.0162.2143.2150.1139.8

374.1411.5171.3171.8172.8169.7287.0295.6160.0144.9480.0154.4318.9153.5518.6518.2473.6154.1301.7156.3169.7177.1170.0169.9170.0

160.0166.0153.8

July1986

258.4138.8226.7139.6156.4151.5164.7158.3160.8260.5

330.3352.6382.2420.5262.8426.9196.5325.0356.0295.1256.7187.8308.6161.8160.1147.7169.7165.1148.4163.1143.4150.1140.1

373.7412.4170.5172.6173.6170.6287.3295.7162.4144.2478.3153.3317.3152.1513.5513.0469.1156.2301.8157.6170.6175.8170.2170.2170.2

160.0165.3154.5


July1985

0.2-.2-.3.1.8.1

1.41.63.6-.8

.42.83.3

20.95.5

-10.12.62.2

-7.5-.8

10.57.4

-2.4-4.4-7.3

-14.2-2.0

1.4-.1.2

-.3-.5-.1

3.63.0-.44.44.73.6

-3.5-3.7

1.5-5.46.7

.7-.22.4

29.135.123.4

2.32.52.33.42.72.41.92.8

1.83.0

.6

June1986

0.5.3.3.4.7.7.9.6

1.1-.1

.81.22.64.3-.54.01.8-.4

12.2-9.8-8.0

-.6.2.2.1

-.9.8.4.3.6.1.0.2

-.1.2

-.5.5.5.5.1.0

1.5-.5-.4-.7-.5-.9

-1.0-1.0-1.0

1.4.0.8.5

-.7.1.2.1

.0-.4.5


Apr. toMay

0.1.4.4.4.0

-.2-.1.6.8.2

1.93.42.24.73.23.01.36.0

-2.85.57.99.0-.2.1

-.6-1.1

.1

.7-.1.0

-.1-.5.1

-.2.0.2

-.4-.2.1

-.5-1.0

-.1-.3-.8-.8

-1.2-.1

-1.2-1.6-.7-.5.5.9.4.1.6.2

1.1

.2

.4

.4

May toJune

0.0.3.2.1

-.1.0

-.4-.1-.1.0

-2.8-4.3-7.24.4

-21.8-5.4-7.1-3.47.2

-21.1-7.42.6-.4

-1.1-1.5-1.6-1.2-.3.4.0.6

1.1.4

.1

.1-.3.2

-.1.3

-.1-.2.6

-.2.0.1

-.2.5

-.7-1.0

-.3.5.2.9

-.51.2-.1-.8.2

-.2.2

-.7

June toJuly

0.5.6.7.4.7.7.9.6

1.1-.1

.81.23.11.89.6

-5.74.51.14.4

-9.8-8.01.6.2.2.4

-.1.5.4.3.6.1.0.2

.2

.2-.5.4.6.5.1.0

1.5-.5.4.1.4.0

-1.0-1.0-1.0

1.3.1.3.5

-.7.1.5

-.2

.0-.4.5

Dairy products 1

Fresh milk and creamFresh whole milkOther fresh milk and cream 1

Processed dairy products 1

Cheese1

Ice cream and related products 1

Other dairy products including butter12

Other dairy products 1 3

Butter13

Fruits and vegetablesFresh fruits and vegetables

Fresh fruitsApplesBananasOrangesOther fresh fruits

Fresh vegetablesPotatoesLettuce1

Tomatoes 1

Other fresh vegetablesProcessed fruits and vegetables 1

Processed fruitsFruit juices and frozen fruit2

Frozen fruit and fruit juices 3

Fruit juices other than frozen 3

Canned and dried fruits 1

Processed vegetables 1

Frozen vegetables 1

Other processed vegetables 1 2

Cut corn and canned beans except lima 1 3 ..Other canned and dried vegetables 1 3

Other foods at homeSugar and sweets 1

Sugar and artificial sweeteners 1

Sweets including candy 2

Candy and chewing gum 3

Other sweets 1 3

Fats and oils 1

Margarine 1 3

Nondairy substitutes and peanut butter13

Other fats, oils, and salad dressings 1 3

Nonalcoholic beveragesCarbonated drinks 2

Cola drinks, excluding diet cola 5

Carbonated drinks, including diet cola 5

Coffee 1 6

Roasted coffee 1 3

Freeze dried and instant coffee 1 3

Other noncarbonated drinksOther prepared foods 1

Canned and packaged soupFrozen prepared foods 1

Snacks1

Seasonings, condiments, sauces and spices 2...Seasonings, olives, pickles, and relish 3

Other condiments 3

Other prepared foods, includingmiscellaneous and baby food 1 2

Miscellaneous prepared foods 1 3

Other canned and packaged prepared foods 3


15


Table 3. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Food expenditure categories, U.S. city average—Continued


Group and itemOtherindex

Unadjusted indexes

June1986

July1986


July1985

June1986


Apr. toMay

May toJune

June toJuly

Food away from homeLunchDinnerOther meals and snacks

Alcoholic beveragesAlcoholic beverages at home

Beer and aleWine 1

Distilled spirits 1 2

Other alcoholic beverages 1 3

Whiskey 1 3

Alcoholic beverages away from home

Special indexes:Domestically produced farm foodSelected beef cuts f

Imported food and fishery products4....

12/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/77

360.2173.5173.4178.9

240.1152.2240.8241.7141.9139.7170.1175.5

284.6264.1152.2

360.8173.9173.5179.5

240.4152.4241.2242.1141.7139.2170.0175.9

288.9266.8152.8

3.94.13.34.8

5.55.02.03.0

10.211.09.77.7

2.31.16.9

0.2.2.1.3

.1

.1

.2

.2-.1-.4-.1.2

1.51.0.4

0.5.6.3.7

.0

.0

.0-.3.1

-.1.2.3

1.0-.5.0

0.4.3.3.7

.3

.0

.0

.5

.0

.4-.21.2

0.2.3.2.5

.3

.2

.2

.2-.1-.4-.1.2

1.41.0.8

1 Not seasonally adjusted.2 New aggregate index. Monthly data for this series back to January

1978 are available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.3 After December 1986, this index series, as a result of changes in the

CPI classification structure effective in January 1987, will be published onlyas a special sub-strata index based upon a substantially smaller sample.

4 This index series will not be published after December 1986.5 Index coverage will be redefined effective January 1987. The current

definition will not be published after December 1986.6 New aggregate index. Monthly data for this series back to January

1967 are available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.NOTE: Index applies to a month as a whole, not to any specific date.

16


Table 4. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Food expenditure categories, seasonally adjusted, U.S. city average



Seasonallyadjustedindexes

June1986

July1986



Oct.1985

Jan.1986

Apr.1986

July1986


Jan.1986

July1986

Food and beverages

Food

Food at home


Cereal and cereal productsFlour and prepared flour mixesCereal1

Rice, pasta, and cornmeal1

Bakery products 1

White bread 1





Cookies3






MeatsBeef and veal


PorkBaconChopsHam2


Canned ham 4

Other pork including sausage 1 2

Other pork 3

Sausage 1 3

Other meats 1

Frankfurters 1 3




Poultry1



Other poultry 1


Fresh and frozen fish and seafoodEggs


12/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/77

309.1

316.7

301.1

326.1173.6152.2203.5152.5171.9274.3164.1164.4163.7176.8172.9180.2178.6181.1172.5

184.1

265.5272.6263.4262.0239.1257.1219.6242.5271.9167.7259.3278.3247.4120.1120.4249.2140.7139.7317.7270.6262.7157.4138.5144.6223.7225.2147.7139.8440.2134.2188.0182.6

311.7

319.5

304.9

326.3174.2152.1205.0152.0171.9272.9163.5163.7163.1177.7174.2181.4179.2180.3173.3

185.7

274.1281.6271.0265.2241.7258.8225.3242.9277.8170.9276.9295.3269.3125.1127.7250.6152.1151.2335.2274.1266.4160.2141.0144.3240.3249.9160.0141.1449.5134.4194.0186.0

3.2

2.5

1.8

2.04.62.44.6

-3.12.7

.31.51.81.74.02.16.34.32.35.4

4.4

4.23.23.39.36.4

13.26.7

11.97.27.7

-6.5-5.93.7

-3.7-2.1-6.8

-10.7-.9

-8.72.4

10.2-4.26.6

-5.5-.7

-2.6-3.14.96.0

.36.1

25.9

6.3

6.3

7.9

3.95.01.19.02.43.44.9

.53.0

-1.71.81.9-.45.71.2

14.6

.0

12.112.911.913.99.2

12.316.828.518.86.0

16.45.1

20.54.26.4

.318.619.113.0-.3

-1.51.8

-4.05.37.59.6

11.1.3

28.16.8

35.8-8.8

-0.9

-1.1

-3.4

.6-.21.13.81.3.2

-.1.0

1.2-1.7-1.6-.7

-2.22.32.1

-2.3

7.8

-11.1-11.1-12.9-19.7-17.2-29.8-26.8-23.0-15.8-12.8

-5.3-8.7-8.0-2.7-5.05.3

-9.6-12.5

-1.7-3.4-5.62.3

-1.7-9.0-4.5-4.2-2.8-6.9-4.2-2.3-3.2-9.0

5.6

5.8

6.7

4.82.3

.54.0

-1.05.33.13.83.83.57.05.2

10.66.7

11.12.1

9.1

19.219.615.54.5

.010.48.6

-8.48.3

12.341.245.062.632.551.0

.248.952.822.710.65.17.0

11.520.254.089.562.64.4

17.0-.9

29.112.0

4.8

4.4

4.8

3.04.81.76.8-.43.02.61.02.4

.02.92.02.95.01.79.9

2.2

8.17.97.5

11.67.8

12.811.719.912.96.94.3-.6

11.8.2

2.1-3.32.98.61.61.04.2

-1.31.2-.33.33.33.72.6

16.53.5

20.07.2

2.3

2.3

1.5

2.71.0.8

3.9.1

2.71.51.92.5

.92.62.24.04.56.5-.1

8.5

3.03.1

.3-8.4-9.0

-12.0-10.8-16.0-4.5-1.015.615.122.313.519.72.7

16.015.69.83.4-.44.74.74.6

21.334.725.7-1.45.9

-1.611.81.0

17


Table 4. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Food expenditure categories, seasonally adjusted, U.S. city average—Continued


Group and itemOther

indexbase

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77


June1986

257.2138.5226.1139.0155.3150.5163.3157.4159.0260.7

322.6339.3351.7384.6240.0401.5184.3323.3282.5327.1279.0194.4307.9160.9158.8147.8167.6164.4148.0162.2143.2150.1139.8

373.8411.5171.3171.1171.9169.7287.0295.6160.0144.9480.0154.6319.5153.5518.6518.2473.6154.4301.4156.5169.7177.1170.0170.6169.7

160.0166.0153.6

July1986

258.4139.4227.6139.6156.4151.5164.7158.3160.8260.5

325.1343.3362.6391.5263.1378.5192.6327.0294.9295.1256.7197.5308.6161.3159.5147.7168.4165.1148.4163.1143.4150.1140.1

374.6412.4170.5171.7172.9170.6287.3295.7162.4144.2481.7154.8320.8153.5513.5513.0469.1156.4301.8157.0170.6175.8170.2171.4169.4

160.0165.3154.3



Oct.1985

-1.1-2.3-2.4-1.4.0

-1.11.5-.3-.8.3

-.6-2.33.76.36.1

-26.118.6-8.4

-34.152.92.312.0-2.11.7-.71.6

-1.24.2-2.9-1.7-3.6-6.0-2.0

1.42.4.06.26.43.2-8.6

-10.6-2.0

-10.11.91.81.03.0-1.3-2.9.45.93.92.110.3.53.94.83.7

2.12.83.7

Jan.1986

0.2-3.1-2.4-2.81.8.34.52.66.6-2.0

20.246.730.732.32.6

67.519.055.33.2

225.1550.37.8-2.3-3.3-3.4

-13.04.8-2.4.0-.7.63.3-1.1

3.12.5.03.92.93.41.24.2.3.04.9.3.5

-1.626.434.818.8-1.01.4-.3.04.0.2.0

-1.0

2.01.5.8

Apr.1986

-0.6-.3

-1.4.6-.8-.5

-2.2-.31.3

-2.0

-14.4-22.4-8.1-.7

85.9-25.6-16.1-33.3-23.1-38.8-68.6-33.8-3.7

-12.7-17.5-31.4-8.5.2.01.2-.6

-1.3.0

10.26.4.76.68.84.1-4.8-3.3-.5

-7.623.83.42.07.1

149.3194.7111.0-.51.3

-1.01.94.23.43.63.7

3.17.3-2.8

July1986

2.55.35.34.12.31.91.74.47.6.5

-.6.4

-8.753.0-38.7-28.9-6.615.139.8-68.2-28.666.8-1.4-2.9-6.7

-10.6-2.63.52.52.22.62.42.6

.21.0

-2.3.7.93.8-1.7-4.78.6-3.8-1.9-2.5-4.01.3

-10.8-13.6-7.75.33.48.91.72.32.4-.54.9

.0

.5

.5


Jan.1986

-0.5-2.7-2.4-2.1.9-.43.01.22.9-.8

9.319.816.418.64.311.318.819.3

-17.5122.9157.99.9-2.2-.8

-2.1-6.01.8.9

-1.5-1.2-1.5-1.5-1.6

2.32.5.05.04.73.3-3.8-3.5-.9

-5.23.41.0.7.7

11.714.49.22.42.6.95.02.22.12.41.3

2.02.12.2

July1986

0.92.51.92.3.8.7-.22.14.4-.8

-7.8-11.8-8.423.36.8

-27.3-11.5-12.43.7

-55.9-52.75.0-2.5-7.9

-12.3-21.7-5.61.81.21.71.0.51.3

5.13.6-.83.64.84.0-3.3-4.03.9-5.710.2.4

-1.14.2

49.159.639.62.32.43.81.83.32.91.54.3

1.53.9-1.2

Dairy products 1



Cheese 1




Butter13



Fresh vegetablesPotatoesLettuce 1

Tomatoes 1



Frozen fruit and fruit juices3




Frozen vegetables 1


Cut corn and canned beans except lima 1 3 .Other canned and dried vegetables 1 3

Other foods at home ,Sugar and sweets 1


Sweets including candy2


Other sweets 1 3

Fats and oils 1

Margarine 1 3


Other fats, oils, and salad dressings 1 3 .Nonalcoholic beverages

Carbonated drinks2

Cola drinks, excluding diet colas

Carbonated drinks, including diet cola5

Coffee 1 6

Roasted coffee 1 3




Snacks 1

Seasonings, condiments, sauces and spices2....Seasonings, olives, pickles, and relish3

Other condiments3



Other canned and packaged prepared foods3.


18


Table 4. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Food expenditure categories, seasonally adjusted, U.S. city average—Continued




June1986

July1986



Oct.1985

Jan.1986

Apr.1986

July1986

6 months ending in

Jan.1986

July1986



Beer and aleWine 1



Whiskey 1 3


Special indexes:Domestically produced farm foodSelected beef cuts 1


12/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/77

359.8173.5173.2178.4

239.6151.9239.8241.7141.9139.7170.1175.5

284.3264.1152.2

360.4174.1173.5179.3

240.4152.2240.2242.1141.7139.2170.0175.9

288.3266.8153.4

4.14.63.92.6

15.215.73.64.8

47.847.947.813.1

1.7-2.34.3

3.33.12.43.5

4.53.83.81.0.0

1.7-1.27.8

6.220.68.0

3.63.33.35.2

.5

.3-.34.4

.01.4-.73.1

-8.0-13.5

16.1

4.35.23.58.0

2.7.8.8

1.7-.3-.6-.27.1

10.22.3

.3

3.73.93.13.1

9.79.63.72.9

21.622.720.910.4

3.98.66.1

3.94.33.46.6

1.6.5.3

3.0-.1.4

-.55.1

.7-5.97.9


1978 are available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.3 After December 1986, this index series, as a result of changes in the


4 This index series will not be published after December 1986.5 Index coverage will be redefined effective January 1987. The current

definition will not be published after December 1986.6 New aggregate index. Monthly data for this series back to January

1967 are available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.NOTE: Index applies to a month as a whole, not to any specific date.

19


Table 5. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Nonfood expenditure categories, U.S. city average



Unadjusted indexes

June1986

July1986


July1985

June1986


Apr. toMay

May toJune

June toJuly

HousingShelter

Renters1 costsRent, residential1

Other renters' costsLodging while out of townLodging while at school1

Tenants' insurance 1

Homeowners' costsOwners' equivalent rentHousehold insurance 1




Paint and wallpaper, supplies, tools, and equipment1'Lumber, awnings, glass, and masonry 1 2

Plumbing, electrical, heating, and cooling supplies 1 2 .Miscellaneous supplies and equipment


Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gasFuel oilOther fuels

Gas (piped) and electricityElectricityUtility (piped) gas


Telephone services 1

Local charges 1

Interstate toll calls 1

Intrastate toll calls 1

Water and sewerage maintenance 1

Cable television 1

Refuse collection 1 ,

Household furnishings and operationHousefumishings

Textile housefumishingsHousehold linens 3

Curtains, drapes, slipcovers, and sewing materials 1

Furniture and beddingBedroom furniture 1

SofasLiving room chairs and tables i

Other furnitureAppliances including TV and sound equipment1

Television and sound equipment1

Television 1

Sound equipment1

Household appliances 1 4

Refrigerator and home freezer1

Laundry equipment1

Other household appliances 1 4

Stoves, dishwashers, vacuums, andsewing machines 1 4

Office machines, small electricappliances, and air conditioners 1 *

12/82

12/8212/7712/8212/8212/82

12/7712/7712/7712/77

6/78

12/7712/7712/77

12/8312/83

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/77

361.2401.6121.6279.4415.2441.1120.7178.4119.0119.0118.9366.6427.4260.7151.5131.7149.9145.1393.8477.0486.6473.4183.2466.0387.4570.6255.2207.3196.0105.5125.0420.1115.5117.2

250.2200.8239.3139.0160.0232.7169.6125.0129.8144.7140.193.283.4102.7184.9193.6147.6120.8

121.8

120.0

361.5403.5122.5281.2420.1448.3120.7180.4119.4119.4119.9369.2430.1262.7152.3131.3150.3146.0389.4469.2459.4442.1181.4462.3389.6554.6255.6207.3198.1101.5125.0421.9115.1118.3

250.5201.2241.8138.9163.3235.0171.8125.2132.1145.6139.492.083.0

100.9185.2191.6148.3121.4

123.2

120.0

2.85.35.86.13.72.85.36.25.25.26.4

.42.1

-1.9-4.02.6

.21.0

-2.6-5.7

-23.7-26.9

-5.6-1.02.9

-6.45.35.1

11.4-9.1

-.75.43.77.7

1.61.22.41.33.43.58.11.74.3-.7

-2.0-4.6-5.9-3.5

.8-.81.4

1.2

3.3

-.7

0.1.5.7.6

1.21.6.0

1.1.3.3.8.7.6.8.5

-.3.3.6

-1.1-1.6-5.6-6.6-1.0

-.8.6

-2.8.2.0

1.1-3.8

.0

.4-.3

.9

.1

.21.0-.12.11.01.3.2

1.8.6

-.5-1.3

-.5-1.8

.2-1.0

.5

.5

1.1

.0

-0.1.1.1.1.1

-.3.0.4.2.1.4

-.1.2

-.6-1.0

.21.2-.5-.9

-1.3-4.4-5.1-1.3

-.1.1.0.0.0.1.3.0.3

.3

.5

.5-.4.8

1.31.4.4.5.6

-.1-.4-.5-.4.3.6

-1.0.5

-.4

1.3

0.5.2.4.4

1.01.7.0.0.0.1.1

-.1.4

-.8-.9.5.4.0

1.71.8

-1.8-2.1

-.42.63.71.21.51.94.6

-5.6-.2.9.3.1

.2

.2-.2-.7-.4.0

-1.2.6

-.91.1-.1-.4

-1.1-.1.4

-.3-.4.8

1.9

-.2

0.0.4.7.6.5.2.0

1.1.4.3.8.7.6.8.5

-.3.3.6

-1.4-2.1-4.9-5.8

-.9-1.5

-.3-3.2

.2

.01.1

-3.8.0.4

-.3.9

,2.4

1.51.52.11.71.3.5

1.81.6-.5

-1.3-.5

-1.8.2

-1.0.5.5

1.1

.0


20


Table 5. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Nonfood expenditure categories, U.S. city average—Continued



Unadjusted indexes

June1986

July1986


July1985

June1986


Apr. toMay

May toJune

June toJuly

Housefumishings—Continued:Other household equipment1

Floor and window coverings, infants', laundry,cleaning, and outdoor equipment1

Clocks, lamps, and decor items 1

Tableware, serving pieces, and nonelectric kitchenware 1

Lawn equipment, power tools, and other hardware 1

Housekeeping suppliesLaundry and cleaning products including soap 1 5

Soaps and detergents 1 3

Other laundry and cleaning products 1 3

Household paper products and stationery supplies 1 5

Cleansing and toilet tissue, paper towels and napkins 1 3

Stationery, stationery supplies, and gift wrap 1 3

Other household lawn and garden supplies5

Miscellaneous household products 1 2

Lawn and garden supplies2

Housekeeping services 1

Postage 1

Moving, storage, freight, householdlaundry, and drycleaning services 1 4

Appliance and furniture repair1


Apparel commodities less footwearMen's and boys' '.'.

Men'sSuits, sport coats, coats, and jackets5

Suits, sport coats, and jackets3

Coats and jackets3

Furnishings and special clothing 1

ShirtsDungarees, jeans, and trousers

Boys'Coats, jackets, sweaters, and shirts3

Furnishings2

Suits, trousers, sport coats, and jackets3

Women's and girls'Women's

Coats and jacketsDressesSeparates and sportswearUnderwear, nightwear, and hosierySuits

Girls* "!!"!!!"!!"!!!!!!.'"!"!!!!"!!!""Coats, jackets, dresses, and suits 3

Separates and sportswear3

Underwear, nightwear, hosiery, and accessories 2

Infants' and toddlers'1

Other apparel commodities 1

Sewing materials and notions 1 4

Jewelry and luggage 1 4

FootwearMen'sBoys' and girls'1

Women'sApparel services

Laundry and dry cleaning other than coin operatedOther apparel services 1


12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

147.2

157.1138.5152.4137.0

319.6167.3321.6164.7154.3158.7149.6160.8166.5154.3346.1371.9

192.3162.6

204.5188.4184.8198.1124.9112.9117.998.5

153.0132.4117.2127.9121.3143.3126.8161.3107.6142.5167.1102.5140.174.3

105.890.8

104.2133.4319.7215.8125.3145.6210.0

> 141.2132.6123.4334.3199.4175.0

146.2

156.9138.4151.2134.7

319.5167.9322.4165.5155.0159.9149.8159.3165.9151.8346.6371.9

193.3162.6

203.2187.0183.3195.8123.6111.1116.096.9

153.0129.7116.8125.8119.0141.9124.6159.8106.5145.2164.798.3

139.676.4

105.493.1

102.2131.5307.5218.1126.5147.2209.1141.0134.1121.3334.6199.5175.4

1.0

3.2.9

2.6-4.1

2.04.24.24.1

.2-1.42.11.31.01.72.0

.0

4.52.8

.2-.5-.4.7.9

3.13.71.3.9

-.8-.6-.4

-1.4.5

-.2-2.2-2.0-3.6-2.0-.5.0

-10.2-3.1-7.5-1.7

.24.4

.62.3.1

-1.11.1-.5

-3.34.13.94.7

-0.7

-.1-.1-.8

-1.7

.0

.4

.2

.5

.5

.8

.1-.9-.4

-1.6.1.0

.5

.0

-.6-.7-.8

-1.2-1.0-1.6-1.6-1.6

.0-2.0-.3

-1.6-1.9-1.0-1.7-.9

-1.01.9

-1.4-4.1-.42.8-.42.5

-1.9-1.4-3.81.11.01.1-.4-.11.1

-1.7.1.1.2

-0.4

-1.0-.6-.4.2

.2-1.2-1.0-1.7

.5

.4

.6

.8

.61.5.1.0

.1

.1

-.2-.3-.3.1.1

-.3.1

-1.6.5

1.0.2

-.1.8

-.4-.4-.8-.9

-1.7-2.6-.5

-1.33.8

.31.1.5.6.6.0

-.9.4

-.3-.1-.7.3.2.3.2

1.2

1.51.61.4.2

.5

.5-.11.5.2.3.1.8

-.21.6.1.0

.1

.5

-.3-.5-.5-.3-.4-.7

-1.3.9

-1.2-.7.3

-.5-2.2

.6-.7

-1.1-.6

-2.1-1.8

-.7.2

-1.6-1.2-4.9

1.0-.9.4.2.1.3

-.4-.3-.5-.5.4.5.0

-0.7

-.1-.1-.8

-1.7

.0

.4

.2

.5

.5

.8

.1-.6-.4

-1.0.1.0

.5

.0

.2

.2

.1-.5.0.0.3

1.0.0

-.6.0

-1.6-.2-.5

-1.9.6.5

2.62.7

-2.6.3

2.6.6

-.1.5

-.3-3.8

1.11.01.1.6.1

1.1.2.1.2.2

21





12/83

1/761/768/81

12/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/77

12/77

Unadjusted indexes

June1986

308.6300.8224.0224.2110.4362.5299.4299.1165.5170.978.4

362.1185.8

178.3162.3174.0303.0201.5156.4126.5170.2134.7332.8406.0146.2168.1154.3215.3174.3162.1189.8425.4488.9223.6521.6421.9204.1380.1328.1

432.0273.3278.4190.8259.9205.6

252.8219.7

204.3178.8149.7294.5172.4466.8390.3426.5367.0180.8559.2235.0745.3231.9

July1986

304.7296.5224.5224.7110.8360.3280.2279.8153.6159.674.6

363.4186.3

179.2162.8174.6304.5201.6156.4126.6169.8135.6334.6409.6144.5169.9156.7219.2175.5163.9190.7428.0491.0222.5517.3425.4206.1384.3328.4

434.8275.4280.9191.3261.5207.9

257.2221.8

205.8179.9150.1296.9172.8469.8391.7428.5367.8181.0564.2237.4751.9234.4


July1985

-5.3-6.24.84.75.5

-4.4-27.3-27.4-28.7-28.2-23.3

3.53.4

5.02.93.05.9-.3

.3-.4

-1.52.06.9

14.1-10.4

5.11.4.2

4.98.8

10.56.44.99.8

10.28.37.68.43.0

7.66.88.76.49.7

11.6

9.17.2

9.04.92.95.15.97.86.47.15.56.09.05.95.85.9

June1986

-1.3-1.4

.2

.2

.4-.6

-6.4-6.5-7.2-6.6-4.8

.4

.3

.5

.3

.3

.5

.0

.0

.1-.2

.7

.5

.9-1.2

1.11.61.8

.71.1.5.6.4

-.5-.8

.81.01.1.1

.6

.8

.9

.3

.61.1

1.71.0

.7

.6

.3

.8

.2

.6

.4

.5

.2

.1

.91.0

.91.1


Apr. toMay

0.3.3.9.8.8

-1.92.52.53.52.51.5.0.8

.2

.2-.2-.1.1

-.5.2.4

-.1-.2.4

-2.6.9.1.0.0.3

2.0.4.6.5.6.3.0.1.0

.6

.3

.7

.3

.41.1

.5

.3

.5

.2

.4

.1

.3

.7

.5

.6

.4-.4.9.5.4.5

May toJune

0.8.8.6.6.5

-.43.03.13.33.62.2

.2

.1

.0

.4

.1

.6-.4

.5-.6-.7-.4.7

1.3-.9

.5

.0

.0

.0

.01.3.4.6

1.0.5

3.4.1.0.4

.7

.5

.9

.8

.91.0

.9

.5

.9-.1.0

-.2.5.7.4.5.5.6

1.0.7.8.7

June toJuly

-1.2-1.4

.3

.4

.4-.5

-6.6-6.6-7.4-6.7-4.8

.5

.3

.5

.3

.3

.5

.0

.0

.1-.2.7.5.9

-1.21.11.61.8.7

1.1.5.6.4

-.5-.8.8

1.01.1

.1

.51.01.0.3

1.11.1

2.11.0

1.1.6.3.8.2.4.4.5.2.1.5.7.2.9

TransportationPrivate

New vehiclesNew carsNew trucks and motorcycles 1

Used carsMotor fuel

GasolineGasoline, leaded regularGasoline, unleaded regularGasoline, unleaded premium

Automobile maintenance and repairBody work 1

Automobile drive train, brake,and miscellaneous mechanical repair1

Maintenance and servicing 1

Power plant repairOther private transportation 1


Motor oil, coolant, and other products 1

Automobile parts and equipment1

Tires1

Other parts and equipment1


Automobile insurance 1

Automobile finance charges 1

Automobile rental, registration, and other fees 1

Automobile registration, license, and inspection fees 1 5 .State registration 1 3

Drivers' license 1 2

Automobile inspection 1 2

Other automobile related fees 1


Airline fare1

Other intercity transportation 1 5

Intercity bus fare 1 2

Intercity train fare 1 2

Intracity public transportation 1 5

Intracity mass transit1 2

Taxi fare 1 2

Medical careMedical care commodities

Prescription drugsAnti-infective drugs 1 2

Tranquilizers and sedatives 2

Circulatories and diuretics 1 2

Hormones, diabetic drugs, biologicals,and prescription medical supplies 2

Pain and symptom control drugs 1 2

Supplements, cough and cold preparations,and respiratory agents2

Nonprescription drugs and medical supplies 1 4

Eyeglasses 1 2

Internal and respiratory over-the-counter drugs 1 ....Nonprescription medical equipment and supplies 1

Medical care servicesProfessional services

Physicians' servicesDental services 1

Other professional services 1 2

Other medical care services2

Hospital and other medical services2

Hospital roomOther hospital and medical care services2


22





Unadjusted indexes

June July1986


July1985

June1986


Apr. toMay

May toJune

June toJuly

EntertainmentEntertainment commodities

Reading materials 1

Newspapers 1

Magazines, periodicals, and books 1

Sporting goods and equipmentSports vehicles, including bicycles 1 5

Sport vehicles 1 2

Bicycles2

Other sporting goods 1 5

Indoor and warm weather sport equipment12

Other sporting goods and equipment2

Toys, hobbies, and other entertainmentToys, hobbies, and music equipmentPhotographic supplies and equipmentPet supplies and expense 1

Entertainment services 1

Fees for participant sports 1 4

Admissions1

Other entertainment services 1 4


Cigarettes 1 2

Other tobacco products and smoking accessories2

Personal care 1


Other toilet goods and small appliances,including hair and dental products 1 5

Products for the hair, hairpieces, and wigs 1 3

Dental and shaving products 1 2

Other toilet goods and small personal care appliances 1

Cosmetics, bath and nail preparationsmanicure and eye makeup implements 1


Beauty parlor services for females 1

Haircuts and other barber shop services for males 1


Tuition and other school feesCollege tuitionElementary and high school tuition

Personal expenses 1

Special indexes:Motor fuel, motor oil, coolant and other productsUtilities and public transportationHousekeeping and home maintenance services 1

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

273.9266.1182.8341.0193.3139.9145.6146.8204.7124.3115.0131.0146.2140.9142.2158.6285.5178.3169.4147.9

342.6347.1357.3173.6291.0287.0

167.9161.5181.7163.3

163.8295.7298.4164.5420.4375.7431.0218.6218.9217.5231.3

297.2382.1391.0

274.4265.8182.9341.3193.3139.6145.0146.3204.1124.9116.5130.9146.0139.8142.4159.7287.0179.1171.1148.0

344.9354.3365.2174.8291.1287.1

168.1160.4183.9163.2

163.6295.8298.1165.0421.2375.9431.9218.7218.9217.5233.3

278.5381.1391.8

3.31.93.44.02.7-.2-.1-.2.3

-.5-.9-.32.21.04.62.85.04.94.65.5

6.17.47.64.83.12.9

2.81.84.42.1

3.33.33.13.68.08.87.98.28.28.06.5

-26.92.02.0

0.2-.1.1.1.0

-.2-.4-.3-.3.5

1.3-.1-.1-.8.1.7.5.4

1.0.1

.72.12.2

.7

.0

.0

.1-.71.2-.1

-.1.0

-.1.3.2.1.2.0.0.0.9

-6.3-.3.2

0.4.5.4.2.6.4

-.3-.3-.4.1.0.1.3.5.2

-.3.2.1

.4

.0

.0

.1

.1

.1

.0-.3-.2.7

.2

.2

.1

.3

.9

.7

.9

.7

.8

.8

.8

2.4-.2.1

0.4.4.4.2.5.4.1.0

-.3.2

-1.21.6.5.4.8.2.5.2.8.4

.4

.2

.1

.5

.0-.3

-.5-.1

-1.1-.2

-.1.3.4.2.8.8.8.9.8.7.7

2.91.8.1

0.2-.1.1.1.0

-.2-.4-.3.1.5

1.3-.1-.3-.8.1.7.5.4

1.0.1

.92.12.2

.7

.0

.0

.1-.71.2-.1

-.1.0

-.1.3.7.7.7.6.5.9.9

-6.4-.7.2

1 Not seasonally adjusted.2 This index series will not be published after December 1986.3 After December 1986, this index series, as a result of changes in the


4 Index coverage will be redefined effective January 1987. The currentdefinition will not be published after December 1986.

5 New aggregate index. Monthly data for this series back to January1978 are available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

NOTE: Index applies to a month as a whole, not to any specific date.

23


Table 6. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Nonfood expenditure categories, seasonally adjusted, U.S. city average


Group and itemOther

indexbase

12/82

12/8212/7712/8212/8212/82

12/7712/7712/7712/77

6/78

12/7712/7712/77

12/8312/83

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/77


June1986

360.1401.8121.7279.7415.6438.5120.7178.4119.1119.1118.9366.6427.4260.7151.5131.7149.9145.1388.9467.7489.0475.3184.3454.8376.5566.1255.2207.3196.0105.5125.0420.1115.5117.2

249.9200.4240.0139.1160.0231.8169.6124.5129.8143.3140.193.283.4102.7184.9193.6147.6120.8

121.8

120.0

July1986

360.2403.6122.5281.5417.6439.5120.7180.4119.6119.5119.9369.2430.1262.7152.3131.3150.3146.0383.4457.9465.0447.5182.7448.0375.3548.0255.6207.3198.1101.5125.0421.9115.1118.3

250.5201.2243.5141.2163.3235.7171.8125.1132.1145.6139.492.083.0100.9185.2191.6148.3121.4

123.2

120.0

3

Oct.1985

3.55.16.06.54.26.7

23.16.54.74.76.9.81.0.3-.54.8-3.2.6-.5

-2.08.210.2.6

-4.4-.1

-10.03.23.14.11.11.93.02.96.3

3.52.85.0-.69.74.617.4-3.511.22.5-2.2-5.3

-10.4-1.11.5

-2.79.31.0

10.1

-6.1


months ending in—

Jan.1986

4.45.74.55.6

-2.8-5.1.33.86.16.13.912.010.214.321.8-1.55.23.43.63.413.213.512.31.15.9-5.84.32.86.1-.4

-4.76.45.513.2

1.61.4.23.8-4.97.04.77.46.3-1.9-3.3-4.5-4.6-4.9-1.93.0-3.7-3.0

-11.9

5.5

Apr.1986

1.67.78.08.17.03.5-.38.58.18.19.3

-11.6-7.2

-17.0-25.75.7-8.0-.3

-11.1-17.4-56.3-61.0-22.1-2.8-3.5-1.86.67.011.2.0.35.56.96.4

-1.3-3.5-3.1.9-.5

-8.94.6-2.9-5.1

-15.4.0.0-.5.8.2-.44.4-.7

5.5

-5.8

July1986

1.92.94.74.46.86.6.06.22.42.05.51.85.3-2.7-5.61.57.5.5

-2.4-6.2

-36.5-41.4-9.72.29.8-8.07.07.7

25.1-32.1-.36.7-.35.2

3.14.57.61.49.912.86.06.35.613.7-2.5-8.2-7.8-8.63.5-2.9-3.77.6

11.1

4.5


Jan.1986

3.95.45.26.0.6.6

11.15.15.45.45.46.25.57.110.11.6.91.91.5.7

10.611.86.3-1.72.9-7.93.73.05.1.4

-1.44.74.29.7

2.52.12.51.62.25.810.81.88.7.3

-2.8-4.9-7.6-3.0-.2.12.6-1.0

-1.5

-.5

July1986

1.75.36.36.26.95.1-.27.45.25.07.4-5.2-1.2

-10.1-16.23.6-.5.1

-6.8-12.0-47.3-52.2-16.1-.42.9-4.96.87.318.0

-17.6.06.13.25.8

.9

.42.11.14.61.45.31.6.2

-1.9-1.3-4.2-4.2-4.01.9

-1.6.33.4

8.3

-.8

HousingShelter

Renters' costsRent, residential1







Paint and wallpaper, supplies, tools, and equipment1

Lumber, awnings, glass, and masonry 1 2

Plumbing, electrical, heating, and cooling supplies 1 2

Miscellaneous supplies and equipmentFuel and other utilities

FuelsFuel oil, coal, and bottled gas

Fuel oilOther fuels




Local charges 1




Cable television 1

Refuse collection 1

Household furnishings and operationHousefurnishings

Textile housefurnishingsHousehold linens3

Curtains, drapes, slipcovers, and sewing materials 1 3

Furniture and beddingBedroom furniture 1

SofasLiving room chairs and tables 1



Television1

Sound equipment1



Laundry equipment1



Office machines, small electricappliances, and air conditioners 1 4


24


Table 6. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Nonfood expenditure categories, seasonally adjusted, U.S. city average—Continued




June1986

July1986



Oct.1985

Jan.1986

Apr.1986

July1986


Jan.1986

July1986

Housefurnishings—Continued:Other household equipment1











Other household lawn and garden supplies 5


Lawn and garden supplies 2


Postage 1




Apparel commodities less footwearMen's and boys'

Men'sSuits, sport coats, coats, and jackets 5

Suits, sport coats, and jackets 3

Coats and jackets3



Boys'Coats, jackets, sweaters, and shirts 3

Furnishings2

Suits, trousers, sport coats, and jackets 3



Girls'Coats, jackets, dresses, and suits3











12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

147.2

157.1138.5152.4137.0

319.3167.3321.6164.7154.3158.7149.6160.3166.5153.1346.1371.9

192.3162.6

205.8189.8186.4199.3125.5113.8118.1101.0153.0132.5117.4128.5121.4142.6127.2164.1109.9151.0167.4105.3140.280.1

107.393.7

105.5133.0319.7215.8125.3145.6209.4140.9132.6122.8334.3199.2175.0

146.2

156.9138.4151.2134.7

319.2167.9322.4165.5155.0159.9149.8159.3165.9151.5346.6371.9

193.3162.6

206.2190.1186.6198.4125.5113.8118.5102.0153.0131.7117.4126.4121.1141.9124.8165.1110.4155.0171.9102.6140.682.2

107.993.6

106.0132.6307.5218.1126.5147.2210.6141.0134.1123.0334.6199.5175.4

-1.6

.34.1

-4.0-5.3

5.16.16.25.91.8-.54.45.2

.78.32.9

.0

7.82.8

4.14.05.25.64.67.88.7

-2.018.62.4

-2.710.814.43.47.68.17.3

38.77.0

10.51.7

-13.32.9

11.5-1.16.5

10.7-3.31.0

-4.5-3.3

.3-5.5-2.85.35.37.1

2.2

1.1-15.5

10.85.9

1.710.710.211.1-1.5-4.1

1.9-3.52.5

-6.92.0

.0

4.12.5

.0-1.4-1.51.82.24.05.22.4

-3.7-3.54.2

-2.4-4.03.7

-2.2-6.4-5.5

-20.6-9.7

-.82.0

-13.7-3.9

-16.61.11.5

16.61.18.3

-1.1-.88.9

-1.8-8.96.05.44.3

3.1

10.613.63.2

-11.2

-1.01.74.2

-1.2-3.8-6.3-1.1-.3.7

-2.11.8.0

3.23.3

-1.5-2.3-2.7-1.8-1.65.04.53.6

-6.5-.6

-5.3-.6

-8.0-3.86.1

-4.9-4.9

-17.82.63.5-.3

-28.3-9.7-7.8

-13.7-4.13.5-.4-.3-.8.4

-3.15.9

-1.62.1

.85.7

0.3

1.33.8

.8-4.9

2.5-1.4-3.31.04.56.03.34.1

.08.61.4.0

3.02.5

-1.3-2.3-2.5-2.6-1.3-4.1-3.31.2

-2.8-1.51.7

-8.4-6.3-1.1

-11.3-4.9-4.2-4.5-6.9

-13.9-3.320.8-1.5

-14.77.9

-2.4-11.0

5.3.3

7.4-.4

-1.4-.3.0

2.93.71.6

0.3

.7-6.23.1

.1

3.48.48.28.5

.1-2.33.2

.81.6.4

2.4.0

5.92.7

2.11.31.83.73.45.96.9

.26.8-.6.7

4.04.83.62.6

.6

.74.9

-1.74.71.9

-13.5-.5

-3.5.0

4.013.6-1.14.6

-2.8-2.14.5

-3.7-5.95.75.45.7

1.7

5.98.62.0

-8.1

.8

.1

.4-.1.3

-.41.11.9.4

3.11.6.0

3.12.9

-1.4-2.3-2.6-2.2-1.4

.4

.52.4

-4.7-1.1-1.8-4.6-7.2-2.5-3.0-4.9-4.5

-11.4-2.3-5.6-1.8-6.9-5.7

-11.3-3.5-3.2-4.02.4

.03.2

.0-2.22.7-.82.52.23.6

25


Table 6. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Nonfood expenditure categories, seasonally adjusted, U.S. city average—Continued


Group and itemOther

indexhflcoUaSw

12/83

1/761/768/81

12/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/77

12/77


June1986

307.4299.5224.2224.4110.4360.7295.0294.4162.6168.478.4

362.1185.8

178.3162.3174.0303.0201.5156.4126.5170.2134.7332.8406.0146.2168.1154.3215.3174.3162.1189.8425.4488.9223.6521.6421.9204.1380.1328.1

432.8272.5277.8190.8257.8205.6

252.3219.7

203.1178.8149.7294.5172.4468.1389.9426.1367.0180.8563.1236.9753.6233.3

July1986

303.6295.4224.9225.2110.8358.9275.5275.1150.6157.174.6

363.8186.3

179.2162.8174.6304.5201.6156.4126.6169.8135.6334.6409.6144.5169.9156.7219.2175.5163.9190.7428.0491.0222.5517.3425.4206.1384.3328.4

435.0275.1280.6191.3260.7207.9

257.5221.8

205.4179.9150.1296.9172.8470.1391.3428.1367.8181.0565.9238.6754.9235.3



Oct.1985

0.2-.43.63.44.7-2.3-5.0-5.2-5.2-5.7-8.03.84.1

6.75.23.82.81.22.9.9.22.43.113.1

-19.12.0-1.8-6.216.733.27.69.414.26.37.51.83.84.41.5

6.76.57.39.05.87.3

9.14.5

9.24.5.55.07.06.76.57.05.17.06.93.12.14.6

Jan.1986

6.46.33.23.08.53.76.35.97.55.5-1.34.02.0

3.71.84.011.71.2-.31.3-.76.113.420.53.73.7.3.2.91.28.98.12.6

20.921.717.613.514.76.9

6.66.37.02.05.67.1

8.97.5

7.04.5.06.42.27.05.76.25.17.88.04.86.94.0

Apr.1986

-23.9-25.84.54.81.9

-7.4-70.8-70.9-73.6-72.2-59.73.43.1

6.8.73.05.3-2.3-1.5-2.5-3.2-.66.812.4-7.14.5.5.0.0

-1.79.72.5-3.18.211.3-4.28.79.82.0

9.67.69.69.217.418.4

4.09.3

9.57.58.85.910.710.08.38.57.28.411.58.18.66.9

July1986

-0.5-1.17.67.47.2

-10.7-5.6-4.9-3.9-3.7-5.22.84.6

3.04.0.93.9-1.2.0

-1.3-2.1.34.510.6

-17.210.56.67.42.85.815.95.66.74.41.1

19.84.64.91.8

7.57.010.85.610.114.0

14.77.6

10.63.22.73.04.07.65.16.64.7.99.77.75.88.4


Jan.1986

3.32.93.43.26.6.6.5.2.9-.3

-4.73.93.0

5.23.43.97.11.21.31.1-.24.38.116.7-8.42.9-.8

-3.18.516.18.38.78.213.314.49.48.59.44.2

6.66.47.25.45.77.2

9.06.0

8.14.5.35.74.66.96.16.65.17.47.53.94.44.3

July1986

-13.0-14.36.06.14.5-9.1

-47.5-47.4-49.6-48.3-38.23.13.9

4.92.42.04.6-1.8-.8

-1.9-2.7-.15.711.5

-12.37.53.53.71.42.012.74.01.76.36.17.16.67.41.9

8.67.310.27.413.716.2

9.28.4

10.05.35.74.57.38.86.77.66.04.610.67.97.27.6



Used carsMotor fuel

GasolineGasoline, ieaded regularGasoline, unleaded regularGasoline, unleaded premium








Tires 1






Automobile registration, license, and inspection fees 1

State registration 1 3





Airline fare 1





Intracity mass transit12

Taxi fare 1 2


Prescription drugs ,Anti-infective drugs 1 2

Tranquilizers and sedatives2


Hormones, diabetic drugs, biologicals,and prescription medical supplies2


Supplements, cough and cold preparations,and respiratory agents 2


Eyeglasses 1 2





Other medical care services2




26


Table 6. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers:—Continued


Nonfood expenditure categories, seasonally adjusted, U.S. city average



June1986

July1986



Oct.1985

Jan.1986

Apr.1986

July1986


Jan.1986

July1986


Reading materials 1

Newspapers 'Magazines, periodicals, and books 1


Sport vehicles 1 2

Bicycles2







Admissions1



Cigarettes12


Personal care 1





Other toilet goods and small personal care appliances 1 2







Personal expenses 1


12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

274.2266.4182.8341.0193.3140.3145.6146.8203.1124.3115.0131.0146.2140.5141.6158.6285.5178.3169.4147.9

345.5347.1357.3173.1291.0287.0

167.9161.5181.7163.3

163.8295.7298.4164.5428.4380.3439.8224.2224.3223.1231.3

292.8377.9391.0

274.7266.1182.9341.3193.3140.0145.0146.3203.3124.9116.5130.9145.7139.4141.8159.7287.0179.1171.1148.0

348.5354.3365.2174.3291.1287.1

168.1160.4183.9163.2

163.6295.8298.1165.0431.4382.8443.0225.5225.4225.2233.3

274.1375.1391.8

3.43.71.65.7

-2.19.1

13.016.5

.41.3

-2.01.24.65.62.14.42.83.6

.03.5

4.85.45.56.93.93.6

2.26.0

-1.11.0

7.04.15.41.55.39.74.75.56.91.94.6

-4.7.5

2.6

5.03.24.32.16.6

-1.1-3.7-4.1-1.4-.3

-1.71.23.72.96.64.47.05.98.68.8

7.510.310.94.14.45.7

7.23.3

17.43.0

1.83.61.97.28.78.09.09.88.8

10.73.5

6.32.42.9

0.9-2.24.36.52.1

-10.0-6.1-8.75.5

-5.9.0

-9.6-.8

-4.74.7-.35.27.0

.56.2

5.44.54.32.83.43.4

3.12.83.12.8

4.53.23.72.28.18.38.18.88.49.27.9

-70.11.7.7

4.03.23.31.94.52.0

-2.7-2.7-2.73.3

.36.71.7.6

4.62.55.03.09.93.6

6.79.39.95.2

.8-.8

-1.4-4.4

-.61.7

.22.31.63.59.99.3

10.19.08.8

10.410.2

-5.43.21.9

4.23.53.03.92.13.94.35.7-.5.5

-1.91.24.14.24.34.44.94.74.26.1

6.27.88.25.54.24.6

4.74.67.82.0

4.33.93.64.37.08.86.87.67.86.24.1

.61.52.8

2.4.5

3.84.23.3

-4.2-4.4-5.81.3

-1.4.2

-1.8.4

-2.14.71.15.15.05.14.9

6.16.97.04.02.11.3

.8-.91.22.2

2.42.82.72.89.08.89.18.98.69.89.1

-46.82.41.3

1 Not seasonally adjusted.2 This index series will not be published after December 1986.3 After December 1986, this index series, as a result of changes in the


4 Index coverage will be redefined effective January 1987. The currentdefinition will not be published after December 1986.



27


Table 7. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: U.S. city average, by expenditure category andcommodity and service group


Group


1985

Unadjusted indexes

June1986

July1986


July 1985 June 1986


Apr. to MayMay toJune

June to July


All itemsAll items(1957-59=100).





Sugar and sweets 1

Fats and oils 1



HousingShelter

Renters' costs 2


Homeowners' costs 2





Maintenance and repair commodities 1 .



Other utilities and public services 1 .Household furnishings and operation ,

HousefumishingsHousekeeping suppliesHousekeeping services 1


Men's and boys' apparelWomen's and girls' apparel....Infants' and toddlers' apparelFootwearOther apparel commodities 1 . .

Apparel services

100.000

21.11419.91813.4401.8584.2751.7041.9733.629

.506

.3731.5081.2436.4781.195

35.16320.403

6.5805.926

.65413.27312.929

.344

.550

.259

.291

7.8705.6871.3074.3802.1836.8913.5901.6631.637

4.9704.2091.3641.564.137.657.487.761

323.0375.6

309.3316.6300.0324.5264.2255.9323.5373.9410.9286.4479.5303.0363.5242.9354.3389.4109.3278.5415.5108.4108.4109.1363.2422.6255.7

394.9477.3489.9465.7255.8246.2198.2316.8347.8

203.0187.7198.0162.0335.6210.6204.5331.9

322.9375.5

312.0319.5303.9324.6274.0257.0325.6373.4411.9286.6477.6303.1364.2243.4354.5391.5110.0280.3420.4108.8108.8110.1366.7425.2259.0

390.3469.1462.9461.4256.3246.5198.4317.1348.4

201.8186.3195.4160.8323.7209.6206.5332.2

1.2

3.53.43.22.85.5

.2

.53.43.0

-3.66.22.43.95.42.85.45.96.13.85.25.26.4

.92.4-.4

-2.7-5.6

-23.4-1.15.21.61.12.22.2

.0-.8.3

-2.85.6-.91.04.1

0.0

.9

.91.3.0

3.7.4.6

-.1.2.1

-.4.0.2.2.1.5.6.6

1.2.4.4.9

1.0.6

1.3

-1.2-1.7-5.5

-.9.2.1.1.1.2

-.6-.7

-1.3-.7

-3.5-.51.0.1

0.2

.4

.4

.4

.4

.5

.11.8-.3-.1-.4-.9.4.5.0

-.1.1.1.1

-.1.2.1.5

-.2.2

-.5

-.9-1.3-4.4

-.5.0.2.4

-.1.1

-.1-.2.2

-.6.9

-.3-.1.2

0.5

.2

.2

.1

.71.0.0

-2.5.1.1

-.1.0.3.4.3.5.2.5.4

1.0.0.1.1

-.2.6

-.9

1.81.9

-1.82.71.4.3.3.3.1

-.3-.5-.1

-1.3.4

-.3.3.4

0.0

.91.01.3.0

3.5.4.8.2.2.1.3.1.2.3.0.5.5.6.5.4.4.9

1.0.6

1.3

-1.5-2.2-4.9-1.7

.2

.2

.1

.2

.2

.2

.2-.61.0

-3.5.3

1.0.3


28


Table 7. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: U.S. city average, by expenditure category andcommodity and service group—Continued


Group


1985

Unadjusted indexes

June1986

July1986


July 1985 June 1986


Apr. to MayMay toJune

June to July



Used carsMotor fuel









Personal care 1





Food and beveragesCommodities less food and beverages .

Nondurables less food and beverages1

Apparel commoditiesNondurables less food, beverages,

and apparel1

DurablesServices

Rent of shelter12

Household services less rentof shelter12




23.84022.4664.0223.4305.4956.191

1.8394.918

.6974.2211.375

5.737.961

4.7762.3372.439

3.8942.3921.502

5.2821.8351.892.928.964

1.554.224

1.331

100.00054.91921.11433.80519.7354.209

15.52514.07045.08119.446

8.8667.4354.7764.558

308.7302.8223.2223.4362.5300.6300.3363.6301.2203.9329.6415.1

429.6272.5464.0390.8555.8

268.4259.8284.8

338.4346.7288.6287.6290.0422.9380.2433.6

323.0282.0309.3263.8265.2187.7

308.0263.6396.4108.7

106.4348.9464.0324.6

304.6298.3223.7223.9360.3280.9280.5365.0302.4203.8331.2418.0

432.4274.6466.9392.3560.7

269.0259.6286.5

341.2354.0288.8287.8290.2423.8380.5434.6

322.9281.1312.0260.7260.1186.3

301.0263.2397.7109.2

106.0350.6466.9325.6

-5.8-6.64.74.6

-4.4-27.5-27.5

3.65.1-.26.06.6

7.66.77.86.59.0

3.12.04.9

6.07.43.23.13.38.08.57.9

Commodity

1.2-1.93.5

-5.2-8.7-.8

-10.8-.24.95.5

1.45.57.85.3

-1.3-1.5

.2

.2-.6

-6.6-6.6

.4

.4

.0

.5

.7

.7

.8

.6

.4

.9

.2-.1.6

.82.1

.1

.1

.1

.2

.1

.2

and service group

0.0-.3.9

-1.2-1.9-.7

-2.3-.2.3.5

-.4.5.6.3

0.2.2.9.9

-1.92.62.6

.1-.2.1

-.2.2

.6

.3

.7

.5

.8

.3

.4

.2

.2

.0

.1

.1

.2

.7

.7

.8

0.2.2.4.1.6

-.2

1.0.0.1.2

.7-.1.7.4

0.8.8.6.6

-.43.13.3

.2

.5-.5.6.3

.7

.4

.8

.51.0

.5

.5

.4

.3

.2

.0-.3.3.8.8.8

0.5.3.2.4.6

-.5

1.1.0.6.2

2.9.4.8.5

-1.3-1.4

.2

.4-.5

-6.7-6.8

.6

.4

.0

.5

.7

.51.0.5.5.5

.1-.2.6

1.02.1

.1

.1

.1

.7

.6

.7

0.0-.2

.9-1.0-1.9

.2

-2.3-.3.3.5

-.4.5.5.5

29


Table 7. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: U.S. city average, by expenditure category andcommodity and service group—Continued


Group


1985

Unadjusted indexes

June1986

July1986


July 1985 June 1986


Apr. to May May toJune June to July


Special indexes:All items less food ,All items less shelter ,All items less homeowners' costs2



NondurablesServices less rent of shelter12



All items less food and energyCommodities less food and energy...


Purchasing power of the consumer dollar:1967=$1.00 1

1957-59=$1.00 1

80.08279.59786.72794.26335.00020.93016.72140.84825.63540.30511.87888.12268.20427.503

7.49840.701

323.2304.8102.7317.7262.6262.4298.0288.4107.6386.8378.1319.7319.1258.5328.1390.8

$.310.266

322.3304.3102.6317.4259.6257.7291.8287.2107.8387.9363.1321.1320.1258.5307.2392.6

$.310.266

0.6.1.6.8

-4.8-8.0-9.7-2.44.44.5

-16.93.73.81.3

-26.85.6

-1.0-

-0.3-.2-.1-.1

-1.1-1.8-2.1

-.4.2.3

-4.0.4.3.0

-6.4•5

.0-

0.1.2.2.1.1.6.9.4.3.2.5.1.0

-.21.3.2

-.3-

0.5.6.6.4.4.6

1.1.4

1.3.8

2.4.2.3.1

2.2.4

-.3-

-0.2-.1-.1.0

-.9-1.8-2.1-.2.2.3

-4.3.5.4.2

-6.3.5

.0

Not seasonally adjusted.Indexes on a December 1984= 100 base.


30


Table 8. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: Seasonally adjusted U.S. city average, byexpenditure category and commodity and service group


Group


Apr.1986

May1986

June1986

July1986



Oct.1985

Jan.1986

Apr.1986

July1986


Jan.1986

July1986


All items





Sugar and sweets 1

Fats and oils 1



HousingShelter

Renters' costs 2


Homeowners' costs 2











Men's and boys' apparelWomen's and girls' apparelInfants' and toddlers' apparel 1


Apparel services


307.1314.4298.3320.9261.3255.5320.5374.3410.9287.8483.6300.7359.8241.6351.7388.7108.8277.6411.6108.3108.3108.5364.6419.2259.4

386.5465.0524.6444.6252.1245.0196.7315.4347.1

205.5190.6199.3168.1331.3211.5204.1329.5

-

308.3315.8299.5322.1262.5255.8326.4373.2410.6286.6479.3301.8361.6241.7351.3389.1108.9277.8411.3108.5108.4109.0363.8420.0258.0

383.1459.1501.4442.2252.2245.4197.4315.1347.4

205.3190.2199.6167.1334.3210.9203.8330.2

-

308.9316.3299.7324.5265.2255.9318.1373.6410.9286.4479.5302.7363.1242.4353.2389.7109.4278.8415.5108.5108.5109.1363.2422.6255.7

389.9467.9492.4454.3255.8246.1198.0316.2347.8

204.6189.3199.4165.0335.6210.2204.5331.6

-

311.8319.4303.7324.6274.6257.0320.5374.4411.9286.6481.0303.1363.8243.2353.2391.6110.0280.6417.5108.9108.9110.1366.7425.2259.0

384.0457.5468.5446.8256.3246.5198.2316.8348.4

205.0189.7198.2166.6323.7210.9206.5332.5

2.5

2.82.11.22.02.8

-1.1-1.01.12.4

-8.71.53.44.2

14.23.34.95.96.44.14.34.36.71.32.0

.8

-.5-2.08.5

-4.63.33.52.94.63.4

3.02.75.24.5

11.4-2.8-4.05.0

5.3

5.75.57.44.09.3

.222.0

3.12.51.44.81.32.74.44.66.05.05.8

-1.96.36.34.29.88.7

10.7

3.73.8

12.91.54.32.11.62.42.0

1.4.0

1.6-3.624.8

-.22.26.1

-5.4

-.6-.6

-3.0.6

-9.5-.8

-15.29.66.3

-5.122.0

1.34.1

.51.57.88.18.27.38.18.18.5

-8.9-6.4

-11.2

-11.3-17.4-55.7-3.06.3

-1.3-3.2

-.11.7

-3.1-3.9-3.0-8.3-1.7

.61.22.0

2.5

6.36.57.44.7

22.02.4

.0

.11.0

-1.7-2.13.24.52.71.73.04.54.45.92.22.26.02.35.8-.6

-2.6-6.3

-36.42.06.82.53.11.81.5

-1.0-1.9-2.2-3.5-8.9-1.14.83.7

3.9

4.23.84.33.06.0-.59.92.12.5

-3.83.22.43.59.23.95.55.56.11.15.35.35.55.55.35.6

1.6.8

10.7-1.63.82.82.33.52.7

2.21.43.4

.417.9-1.5-1.05.5

-1.5

2.72.92.12.65.1

.8-7.94.83.6

-3.49.32.34.31.61.65.46.36.36.65.15.17.3

-3.5-.5

-6.0

-7.1-12.0-46.9

-.56.5

.6-.1.8

1.6

-2.0-2.9-2.6-6.0-5.3-.33.02.8

31


Table 8. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: Seasonally adjusted U.S. city average, byexpenditure category and commodity and service group—Continued


Group


Apr.1986

May1986

June1986

July1986



Oct.1985

Jan.1986

Apr.1986

July1986


Jan.1986

July1986



Used carsMotor fuel





Medical careMedical care commoditiesMedical care services ,

Professional servicesOther medical care services3



Personal care 1


Personal care services 1 ,Personal and educational expenses

School books and suppliesPersonal and educational services



Nondurables less food and beverages 1 .Apparel commoditiesNondurables less food, beverages,

and apparel1

DurablesServices

Rent of shelter12

Household services less rentof shelter12


304.1298.1220.0220.4369.2280.1279.1362.6300.4204.6328.5413.0

424.7269.9458.6386.6549.5

266.7257.6283.0

338.5346.0288.2288.4288.4423.9379.1434.8

279.9307.1261.7262.0190.6

301.6263.6393.2108.3

102.7347.4458.6323.7


304.8298.8222.0222.3362.2287.4286.4362.8299.8204.9327.7413.8

427.2270.6461.6388.4554.0

267.6258.7283.6

339.3346.0288.6288.6289.0427.0381.8438.1

307.2301.2223.4223.6360.7296.2295.9363.6301.2203.9329.6415.1

430.3271.7465.2390.4559.7

268.9260.1284.8

340.4346.7288.6287.6290.0430.4384.8441.5

303.2296.9223.9224.6358.9276.5275.8365.7302.4203.8331.2418.0

432.6274.3467.4392.3562.4

269.3259.6286.5

343.7354.0288.8287.8290.2433.5387.1444.8

-0.1-.54.43.4

-2.3-5.2-5.34.02.11.42.27.5

6.76.56.86.67.0

2.63.22.1

5.05.34.14.14.06.09.35.4

6.26.13.43.03.76.86.44.1

11.11.2

12.89.6

6.45.86.75.57.8

5.63.38.1

7.910.44.65.63.98.77.68.7

-24.7-26.4

3.94.7

-7.4-71.2-71.4

3.14.8

-1.96.14.4

9.47.89.77.9

11.5

.8-1.54.4

5.04.33.33.52.87.98.47.8

-1.2-1.67.37.8

-10.7-5.0-4.63.52.7

-1.63.34.9

7.76.77.96.09.7

4.03.15.0

6.39.6

.8-.82.59.48.79.5

3.02.73.93.2

.6

.6

.44.16.51.37.48.6

6.66.26.86.07.4

4.13.25.0

6.57.94.34.94.07.48.47.1


280.5308.3261.9263.6190.2

304.5263.5393.5108.5

103.4347.2461.6324.9

281.4308.9263.0265.2189.3

308.0263.6396.0108.7

106.4348.7465.2326.5

280.8311.8260.4260.1189.7

301.0262.7397.0109.2

106.0350.6467.4328.1

2.51.72.81.22.82.7

-1.3.5

3.66.3

-4.53.76.83.9

5.35.05.74.4-.1.0

3.74.35.75.0

-2.79.96.77.0

-5.4-13.9

-.6-21.7-30.5

-3.9

-37.8-4.16.07.3

.44.99.74.7

2.51.36.3

-2.0-2.9-1.9

-.8-1.43.93.4

13.53.77.95.5

3.93.34.22.81.31.4

1.22.44.65.7

-3.66.76.85.5

-13.8-14.9

5.66.2

-9.1-47.7-47.7

3.33.7

-1.74.74.7

8.57.28.87.0

10.6

2.3.8

4.7

5.66.92.01.32.78.68.68.7

-1.5-6.62.7

-12.4-17.8

-2.9

-21.4-2.85.05.3

6.74.38.85.1


32


Table 8. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: Seasonally adjusted U.S. city average, byexpenditure category and commodity and service group—Continued


Group


Apr.1986

May1986

June1986

July1986



Oct.1985

Jan.1986

Apr.1986

July1986


Jan.1986

July1986





iNonauraDiesServices less rent of shelter12



All items less food and energyCommodities less food and energy


1 Not seasonally adjusted.2 Indexes on a December 1984=100 base.

320.4301.9101.8315.2260.5259.4292.2285.4105.9382.7361.5318.7318.6259.1313.1389.5

320.7302.4102.0315.6260.7260.9294.9286.6106.2383.6363.3319.1318.7258.6317.2390.1

322.4304.1102.6317.0261.8262.4298.0287.8107.6386.8372.2319.8319.5258.8324.2391.7

321.6303.7102.5316.9259.4257.7291.8287.2107.8387.9356.3321.4320.7259.3303.7393.5

2.82.12.42.41.63.5-.12.22.33.7

-3.83.53.92.8

-3.04.7

5.35.15.25.44.2-.13.55.23.94.05.25.45.23.67.46.4

-6.6-8.5-7.5-6.2

-21.0-28.7-35.4-17.7

3.94.8

-50.52.63.5

-1.5-68.9

7.0

1.52.42.82.2

-1.7-2.6

-.52.57.45.5

-5.63.42.7

.3-11.5

4.2

4.03.63.83.92.91.61.73.73.13.9

.64.44.63.22.05.5

-2.6-3.2-2.5-2.1

-11.9-16.7-19.8

-8.15.65.2

-31.73.03.1-.6

-47.55.6


33


Table 9. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: Food expenditure categories, U.S. city average



12/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/77

Unadjusted indexes

June1986

309.3

316.6

300.0

324.5175.2154.3206.0153.7170.6270.0163.2166.8159.8176.4170.9181.6178.1182.9176.3

176.4

264.2272.0263.9265.7241.9265.0223.2244.7287.4168.6256.0279.0242.1115.7113.1251.4140.4138.9318.8269.5260.7157.3136.6147.0221.3222.5145.6139.0432.8133.6184.1167.6

July1986

312.0

319.5

303.9

324.6175.6154.4207.5153.1170.5268.4162.3166.0158.8177.3172.3182.1178.7181.7177.0

178.2

274.0281.9272.5268.2243.5266.0229.1240.9293.1170.5277.2304.6270.9120.7120.7252.0152.0153.0337.5273.1264.6160.2138.9146.8237.8247.1157.5140.2445.4133.9191.7175.8


July1985

3.5

3.4

3.2

2.82.81.25.3-.22.82.01.42.3

.52.82.33.44.93.85.2

5.4

5.55.64.01.2-.9-.3-.4.9

3.83.0

10.07.0

17.06.6

10.6-.39.6

12.26.32.22.01.72.91.9

12.118.214.3

.611.1

.816.24.0

June1986

0.9

.9

1.3

.0

.2

.1

.7-.4-.1-.6-.6-.5-.6

.5

.8

.3

.3-.7.4

1.0

3.73.63.3

.9

.7

.42.6

-1.62.01.18.39.2

11.94.36.7

.28.3

10.25.91.31.51.81.7-.17.5

11.18.2

.92.9

.24.14.9


Apr. toMay

0.4

.4

.4

.4

.1

.1

.4-.2

.4

.3

.2

.3

.1

.7

.51.3.3.2

-.1

.8

.5

.6

.3

.2-1.5

.52.2

-2.4-.3.1.1

-.32.5-.4-.8

-2.4.1

1.3-.8.8.1

-.31.02.91.52.11.01.02.0-.23.4

-1.7

May toJune

0.2

.2

.1

.7

.1

.3-.2.3.9

1.01.11.11.1.6.2.6

1.02.9

.3

.5

1.01.01.0.7.5

1.2-1.9

.0-.1.4

1.83.71.03.24.31.61.91.2.5.3

-.4.2.0

1.82.23.53.1-.9-.3-.2-.12.5

June toJuly

0.9

1.0

1.3

.0

.2-.1.7

-.4-.1-.6-.6-.5-.6

.5

.8

.5

.3-.7.4

1.0

3.53.63.31.81.0.5

3.7-.21.41.47.06.39.04.26.5

.68.38.45.91.31.51.81.7-.17.5

11.18.2

.92.4

.23.42.2

Food and beverages

Food

Food at home .



Rice, pasta, and cornmeal1

Bakery products 1

White bread 1

Fresh other breads, biscuits, rolls, and muffins 1 2 .Other bread 1 3




Cookies3






MeatsBeef and veal


PorkBaconChopsHam 2


Canned ham 3

Other pork including sausage 1 2....Other pork 3

Sausage 1 3

Other meats 1

Frankfurters 1 3

Bologna, liverwurst, and salami13 .Other lunchmeats 1 3


Poultry 1



Other poultry 1


Fresh and frozen fish and seafood...


34


Table 9. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: Food expenditure categories, U.S. city average—Continued



12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

Unadjusted indexes

June1986

255.9137.5224.7138.3155.4150.8162.2157.9158.9262.9

323.5342.1360.2404.4261.8374.4186.0325.9315.7331.6281.8187.8305.5161.1159.5148.4167.4164.7146.7164.2141.2147.3138.1

373.9410.9172.8170.9172.7167.2286.4292.9158.0145.5479.5153.0316.8151.6512.7510.2473.1154.5303.0158.4168.2179.5170.9169.5171.8

160.4165.8154.9

July1986

257.0137.9225.4138.7156.5151.7163.4158.9160.8262.8

325.6345.4368.4422.2260.3384.9188.6324.8353.0299.2259.5187.1306.2161.5159.7147.1168.6165.4147.1165.2141.4147.3138.3

373.4411.9172.0171.8173.4168.3286.6292.7160.5144.8477.6152.0315.1149.9507.7505.0468.7156.6303.1159.7169.2178.1171.1169.7172.0

160.3165.1155.5


July1985

0.2-.3-.3.0.7.1

1.21.33.4

-1.0

.52.83.3

20.35.1

-11.82.22.3

-7.2-.9

10.47.3

-2.2-4.3-7.1

-14.1-2.0

1.5-.2.2

-.4-.7-.2

3.43.0-.34.44.63.8

-3.6-3.9

1.6-5.56.2

.7-.12.3

29.435.123.6

2.22.42.53.22.62.52.02.7

1.62.8

.3

June1986

0.4.3.3.3.7.6.7.6

1.2.0

.61.02.34.4-.62.81.4-.3

11.8-9.8-7.9

-.4.2.2.1

-.9.7.4.3.6.1.0.1

-.1.2

-.5.5.4.7.1

-.11.6-.5-.4-.7-.5

-1.1-1.0-1.0

-.91.4.0.8.6

-.8.1.1.1

-.1-.4.4


Apr. toMay

0.1.4.4.4.1

-.2.0.6.8.2

1.83.42.24.73.81.51.27.2

-1.55.18.28.3-.2.1

-.6-1.2

.2

.7-.1-.1-.2-.5.0

-.3-.1

.1-.2-.1.0

-.4-1.2

.0-.1-.9-.9

-1.3-.1

-1.2-1.6-.8-.7.4.8.4.1.5.1.9

.1

.3

.4

May toJune

0.0.2.3.1

-.2.0

-.4-.1-.1.0

-2.5-4.2-6.64.0

-21.8-2.6-7.0-3.47.6

-20.8-7.52.3-.3

-1.1-1.7-1.9-1.3-.2.5.1.6

1.1.4

.1

.1-.2.1

-.1.4

-.1.0.6

-.4.0.1

-.2.7

-.8-1.1-.4.6.3

1.0-.61.2.0

-.7.2

-.1.2

-.5

June toJuly

0.4.5.6.3.7.6.7.6

1.2.0

.81.21.71.99.1

-8.73.81.42.8

-9.8-7.92.0

.2

.2

.6-.1.4.4.3.6.1.0.1

.2

.2-.5.4.4.7.1

-.11.6-.5.3.3.4

-.5-1.0-1.0

-.91.4.1.3.6

-.8.0.3

-.2

-.1-.4.5

Dairy products 1



Cheese1




Butter13




Tomatoes 1







Frozen vegetables 1


Cut corn and canned beans except lima 1 3 . .Other canned and dried vegetables 1 3





Other sweets 1 3

Fats and oils 1

Margarine 1 3

Nondairy substitutes and peanut butter1 3



Cola drinks, excluding diet cola 3


Coffee 1 4

Roasted coffee 1 3




Snacks 1

Seasonings, condiments, sauces and spices 2 . .Seasonings, olives, pickles, and relish 3

Other condiments 3



Other canned and packaged prepared foods 3


35


Table 9. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: Food expenditure categories, U.S. city average—Continued



Unadjusted indexes

June1986

July1986


July1985

June1986


Apr. toMay

May toJune

June toJuly



Beer and aleWine 1



Whiskey 1 3




12/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/77

363.5175.0175.3179.3

242.9154.0239.5249.5141.9139.4170.2176.7

283.0265.7151.7

364.2175.5175.4179.9

243.4154.3240.0250.1141.9139.3170.3177.2

287.2268.2152.1

3.94.03.24.8

5.44.72.03.0

10.411.410.07.9

2.41.16.5

0.2.3.1.3

.2

.2

.2

.2

.0-.1.1.3

1.5.9.3

0.5.6.3.6

.0-.2-.1-.2.1

-.1.1.4

.9-.6.0

0.4.3.4.7

.3

.1

.0• .4

.0

.3-.21.1

.2

.0-.7

0.2.4.2.5

.3

.5

.3

.2

.0-.1.1.3

1.5.9.7


1978 are available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.3 This index series will not be published after December 1986.



36


Table 10. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: Food expenditure categories, seasonally adjusted,U.S. city average



12/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/77

Seasonallyarlii ictaHadjustedindexes

June1986

308.9

316.3

299.7

324.5174.0152.5206.0153.7170.6270.0163.2166.8159.8176.4170.9181.4178.1182.9176.3

176.4

265.2272.3263.9264.6240.5266.1223.2241.1275.6165.9258.1281.8244.5118.5116.8253.2140.4138.8318.8269.5260.7157.3136.6147.0221.3222.5145.6139.0437.6133.6187.9182.6

July1986

311.8

319.4

303.7

324.6174.4152.3207.5153.1170.5268.4162.3166.0158.8177.3172.3182.3178.7181.7177.0

178.2

274.6282.1272.6269.3243.0267.3231.4240.7279.4168.3276.1299.5266.4123.5124.4254.8152.0150.4337.5273.1264.6160.2138.9146.8237.8247.1157.5140.2448.1133.9194.2186.6

Seasonally adjusted annual rate

3 months <

Oct.1985

2.8

2.1

1.2

2.04.83.04.5

-3.32.7

.52.51.73.14.01.96.74.31.85.8

4.3

2.81.81.45.46.3

14.91.4

13.610.511.7-6.2-5.54.5

-4.4-2.8-6.9

-10.5-3.8-8.93.2

10.9-4.07.0

-5.2-.2

-1.9-2.04.76.1

.36.1

26.1

Jan.1986

5.7

5.5

7.4

4.05.0

.88.72.43.64.6

.23.0

-2.01.41.7-.46.9

.716.6

-.2

9.310.08.07.29.5

11.69.8

30.418.111.715.84.6

18.96.16.63.4

19.021.415.2-.9

-1.62.1

-4.04.07.08.7

10.6.6

29.86.8

42.5-7.8

percent change for—

ending in—

Apr.1986

-0.6

-.6

-3.0

.6-.5.0

4.01.6.0

-.2.0

1.0-1.0-1.1-.7

-1.81.82.5

-3.3

8.0

-9.5-9.4

-10.6-16.4-17.3-29.3-24.1-22.1-14.6-16.5-4.3-8.9-6.7-3.4-1.83.2

-9.0-11.2-1.9-2.9-5.52.1

-1.8-8.6-4.0-3.7-2.3-6.6-5.9-2.6-7.3

-10.9

July1986

6.3

6.5

7.4

4.71.61.34.0

-1.35.13.03.03.72.07.36.39.86.8

10.32.5

9.8

22.022.419.511.1-.28.8

16.6-10.1

4.08.0

40.945.561.831.647.4

-.648.952.224.0

9.94.87.0

11.119.954.289.961.14.1

17.6-.9

29.912.7


Jan.1986

4.2

3.8

4.3

3.04.91.96.6-.53.22.51.42.4

.52.71.83.15.61.3

11.1

2.0

6.05.84.66.37.9

13.25.5

21.714.211.74.2-.6

11.5.7

1.8-1.93.28.12.51.14.4

-1.01.3-.73.33.34.12.6

17.43.5

23.07.8

July1986

2.7

2.9

2.1

2.6.6.7

4.0.1

2.51.41.52.3

.53.02.73.84.36.3-.5

8.9

5.15.33.4

-3.6-9.1

-12.3-5.9

-16.3-5.8-5.016.115.222.912.820.3

1.316.416.210.33.3-.54.54.54.7

21.735.225.5-1.45.2

-1.89.7

.2

Food and beverages

Food

Food at home



Rice, pasta, and commeal1

Bakery products 1

White bread 1





Cookies3






MeatsBeef and veal


PorkBaconChopsHam2


Canned ham 3

Other pork including sausage 1 2

Other pork 3

Sausage 1 3

Other meats 1

Frankfurters 1 3




Poultry1



Other poultry 1


Fresh and frozen fish and seafoodEggs


37


Table 10. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: Food expenditure categories, seasonally adjusted,U.S. city average—Continued



12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77


June1986

255.9137.6224.9138.3155.4150.8162.2157.9158.9262.9

318.1331.8341.1385.5237.6371.1178.0321.1281.1331.6281.8192.0305.5160.6158.2147.2166.6164.7146.7164.2141.2147.3138.1

373.6410.9172.8170.2171.8167.2286.4292.9158.0145.5479.5153.3317.4151.8512.7510.2473.1154.8302.7158.7168.2179.5170.9170.2171.3

160.4165.8154.7

July1986

257.0138.3226.3138.7156.5151.7163.4158.9160.8262.8

320.5335.7346.9392.7259.3338.8184.7325.5289.1299.2259.5195.9306.2161.0159.2147.1167.3165.4147.1165.2141.4147.3138.3

374.4411.9172.0170.9172.5168.3286.6292.7160.5144.8481.0153.7318.6151.1507.7505.0468.7156.9303.1159.1169.2178.1170.9170.7171.0

160.3165.1155.5

3

Oct.1985

-1.1-1.7-2.1-1.1

-.3-1.1

1.7-.5

-1.0.3

-1.0-2.17.15.26.8

-28.221.7-8.3

-35.749.8

3.112.1-2.3

1.4-.52.1

-1.24.2

-3.2-1.9-3.6-6.3-2.0

1.12.4

.06.27.03.2

-8.7-11.2-2.3

-10.01.51.1.8

2.7-1.2-2.9

.55.33.42.3

10.1.5

4.44.63.4

2.02.53.1

Seasonally adjusted annual ratepercent change tor -

months ending in—

Jan.1986

0.2-3.4-2.6-3.1

1.8.5

4.32.16.1

-2.4

22.048.830.433.7

3.972.812.859.45.9

224.7538.6

10.2-2.0-3.3-3.9

-12.25.0

-2.2.0

-.5.0

2.8-1.4

3.12.5

.03.93.43.51.44.7

.3

.34.8

.3

.9-1.627.035.418.9-1.8

1.3.5

-.73.5

.0

.2

.0

2.01.71.3

Apr.1986

-0.8-.6

-1.4.9

-1.0-.8

-2.2-.51.0

-2.3

-15.2-23.7

-8.3-1.779.4

-26.5-12.8-38.3-22.4-37.6-68.8-34.2

-3.4-12.1-17.0-31.2-8.5

.2

.01.2.0

-1.1.3

9.66.3

.96.37.34.4

-5.1-3.4-.3

-8.022.04.02.38.1

152.0193.8111.9

.51.3

-1.32.44.43.44.83.6

2.56.8

-4.5

July1986

2.44.85.13.52.31.61.24.47.8

.5

.0

.6-10.951.4

-38.5-33.7

-9.021.440.8

-68.2-27.863.3-1.0-3.2-6.5

-11.8-2.83.72.52.22.32.22.3

.11.0

-2.3.9.9

4.1-1.7-4.98.9

-4.0-2.1-2.1-4.2

.3-11.2-13.9

-7.95.03.28.71.42.02.1

-1.43.8

-.2.2

1.6


Jan.1986

-0.5-2.6-2.4-2.2

.8-.33.0

.82.5

-1.1

9.920.718.218.65.3

11.417.220.9

-17.5120.5156.6

11.1-2.2-.9

-2.2-5.3

1.91.0

-1.6-1.2-1.8-1.9-1.7

2.12.5

.05.15.23.4

-3.8-3.6-1.0-5.03.2

.7

.8

.512.014.79.31.72.41.44.62.02.22.41.7

2.02.12.2

July1986

0.82.11.82.2

.6

.4-.51.94.4-.9

-7.9-12.4

-9.622.0

5.0-30.2-10.9-13.5

4.5-55.4-52.5

3.7-2.2-7.7

-11.9-22.1

-5.72.01.21.71.1.5

1.3

4.83.6-.73.64.14.3

-3.4-4.24.2

-6.19.3

.9-1.04.1

49.659.139.7

2.72.33.61.93.22.71.73.7

1.13.5

-1.5

Dairy products 1



Cheese 1


Other dairy products including butter1;


Butter13




Tomatoes 1







Frozen vegetables 1


Cut corn and canned beans except lima 1

Other canned and dried vegetables 1 3 ....





Other sweets 1 3

Fats and oils 1

Margarine 1 3




Cola drinks, excluding diet cola3


Coffee 1 4

Roasted coffee 1 3




Snacks1

Seasonings, condiments, sauces and spices2....Seasonings, olives, pickles, and relish 3

Other condiments 3



Other canned and packaged prepared foods 3 .


38


Table 10. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: Food expenditure categories, seasonally adjusted,U.S. city average—Continued




June1986

July1986



Oct.1985

Jan.1986

Apr.1986

July1986


Jan.1986

July1986



Beer and aleWine 1



Whiskey 1 3



Imported food and fishery products 3....

12/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/77

363.1175.0175.1178.8

242.4153.8238.5249.5141.9139.4170.2176.7

282.7265.7151.7

363.8175.7175.4179.7

243.2154.5239.3250.1141.9139.3170.3177.2

286.9268.2152.7

4.24.63.82.6

14.213.13.65.4

49.148.949.613.3

1.7-1.83.7

2.73.12.43.8

4.43.23.31.1-.31.5

-1.47.3

6.320.9

8.0

4.13.33.05.4

.51.6.5

3.4-.31.2-.73.5

-7.9-13.2

14.9

4.55.43.77.5

2.71.61.01.9.3.6.0

7.6

10.51.5.0

3.53.83.13.2

9.28.03.43.2

21.922.921.510.2

4.08.95.8

4.34.33.46.4

1.61.6.8

2.7.0.9

-.45.5

.9-6.17.2


1978 are available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.3 This index series will not be published after December 1986.



39


Table 11. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: Nonfood expenditure categories, U.S. city average



12/82

12/8212/7712/8212/8212/82

12/7712/7712/7712/77

6/78

12/7712/7712/77

12/8312/83

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/77

Unadjusted indexes

June1986

354.3389.4109.3278.5415.5439.7121.0177.6108.4108.4109.1363.2422.6255.7144.2128.5145.8146.2394.9477.3489.9476.6184.5465.7388.7566.0255.8207.3196.0105.8124.6424.2115.2117.4

246.2198.2243.6140.9164.6229.6165.2124.3131.7140.6141.592.282.2

101.4187.6200.0148.1118.8

119.3

118.1

July1986

354.5391.5110.0280.3420.4446.8121.1179.2108.8108.8110.1366.7425.2259.0145.6128.3146.8148.1390.3469.1462.9445.5182.8461.4390.8548.7256.3207.5198.2101.9124.7425.9114.8118.7

246.5198.4246.0140.8168.1231.5166.7125.2133.3141.5140.691.181.799.7

188.0198.2148.9119.5

120.8

118.1


July1985

2.85.45.96.13.82.95.45.95.25.26.4

.92.4-.4

-2.72.8

.21.2

-2.7-5.6

-23.4-26.6

-5.2-1.13.1

-6.75.25.0

11.1-9.0-1.05.33.78.0

1.61.12.71.93.53.77.42.84.5-.8

-2.4-4.5-6.2-3.6

.9-.71.41.3

3.4

-.5

June1986

0.1.5.6.6

1.21.6.1.9.4.4.9

1.0.6

1.31.0-.2.7

1.3-1.2-1.7-5.5-6.5-.9-.9.5

-3.1.2.1

1.1-3.7

.1

.4-.31.1

.1

.11.0-.12.1

.8

.9

.71.2.6

-.6-1.2

-.6-1.7

.2-.9.5.6

1.3

.0


Apr. toMay

-0.1.1.1.1

-.1-.8.0.5.2.1.5

-.2.2

-.5-.4.2

1.0-1.2

-.9-1.3-4.4-5.1-1.2

-.5-.8-.1

.0

.0-.1.0.1.3.0.3

.2

.4

.7

.0

.81.01.3.2.6.1

-.3-.5-.7-.5.1.6

-.9.1

-.3

.4

May toJune

0.5.2.5.4

1.01.8.0.0.0.1.1

-.2.6

-.9-1.4

.3

.5-.11.81.9

-1.8-2.2

-.32.73.91.21.41.84.6

-5.7-.2.8.3.1

.3

.3-.3-.4

-1.0.1

-1.2.3

-1.11.5-.3-.5

-1.0-.3.3

-.3-.5

.6

1.4

-.1

June toJuly

0.0.5.5.6.5.0.1.9.4.4.9

1.0.6

1.31.0-.2.7

1.3-1.5-2.2-4.9-5.8

-.8-1.7

-.4-3.3

2 ,.1

1.1-3.7

.1

.4-.31.1

.2

.12.31.32.11.5.9

1.51.21.3-.6

-1.2-.6

-1.7.2

-.9.5.6

1.3

.0

HousingShelter








Paint and wallpaper, supplies, tools, and equipment12

Lumber, awnings, glass, and masonry 1 2

Plumbing, electrical, heating, and cooling supplies 1 2 . .Miscellaneous supplies and equipment




Other utilities and public services 1 ,Telephone services 1

Local charges 1




Cable television 1

Refuse collection 1


Textile housefurnishingsHousehold linens 2

Curtains, drapes, slipcovers, and sewing materials 1 2 . .Furniture and bedding

Bedroom furniture 1




Television1

Sound equipment1



Laundry equipment1





40


Table 11. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: Nonfood expenditure categories, U.S. city average—Continued



Unadjusted indexes

June1986

July1986


July1985

June1986


Apr. toMay

May toJune

June toJuly

Housefumishings—Continued:Other household equipment1











Other household lawn and garden supplies4




Postage1




Apparel commodities less footwear ;Men's and boys'


Suits, sport coats, and jackets2

Coats and jackets2




Furnishings2




Girls'Coats, jackets, dresses, and suits 2











12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

143.5

145.2133.5148.6140.8

316.8165.4316.9163.4156.2158.5153.4156.1161.0148.2347.8372.7

193.3160.3

203.0187.7183.8198.0125.3107.7110.5101.8148.6135.5123.4125.9121.3138.7124.7162.0108.1141.9156.0102.6139.487.5

106.192.9

103.7131.8335.6204.5123.6136.2210.6143.1135.0119.9331.9197.4176.3

142.5

145.5133.2147.3138.8

317.1166.1317.9164.3156.8159.5153.5155.2160.6146.3348.4372.7

194.2160.3

201.8186.3182.3195.4123.9105.7108.699.6

148.6132.5122.6123.7118.9137.2122.3160.8107.3144.4153.698.7

138.891.2

105.595.0

101.3130.0323.7206.5124.8137.5209.6142.8136.4117.5332.2197.4176.7

0.4

3.0-.12.4

-4.3

2.24.34.34.3

.1-1.4

1.91.51.02.22.2

.0

4.92.8

.0-.8-.8.3.6

2.73.41.1.9

-.4-.8-.8

-2.8.5.0

-2.8-2.6-5.9-2.6

-.8-.3

-11.1-3.7-7.0-3.0-.15.61.02.4

.4-.91.0-.8

-3.14.13.84.7

-0.7

.2-.2-.9

-1.4

.1

.4

.3

.6

.4

.6

.1-.6-.2

-1.3.2.0

.5

.0

-.6-.7-.8

-1.3-1.1-1.9-1.7-2.2

.0-2.2-.6

-1.7-2.0-1.1-1.9-.7-.71.8

-1.5-3.8

-.44.2-.62.3

-2.3-1.4-3.5

1.01.01.0-.5-.21.0

-2.0.1.0.2

-0.4

-.9-.4-.4.1

-.1-1.3-.9

-1.9.5.4.6.9.6

1.1.1.0

.2

.1

-.1-.2-.2.2.2

-.5.0

-1.8.5

1.3.0

-.2.2

-.4-.2-.6-.9

-3.3-2.4-.4

-1.33.9

.8

.8

.8

.9

.9-.1

-1.1.3

-.3-.1

-1.0.4.2.3.2

1.1

1.21.71.5.2

-.11.6.3.4.1.4

-.31.2.1.0

.1

.6

-.3-.5-.5-.1-.1-.3-.9.9

-1.2-.2.3

-.2-1.1

.4-.6

-1.3-1.1-1.6-3.2-1.1

.21.0

-1.8-4.8

.0-1.1

.4

.3

.3

.4-.3-.3-.7-.3.4.6.3

-0.7

.2-.2-.9

-1.4

.2

.4

.3

.6

.4

.6

.1-.4-.2-.5.2.0

.5

.0

.2

.2

.2-.6-.6-.9-.1.4.0

-.8-.5

-1.6-1.2-.5

-1.81.0.7

1.02.3

-1.8.2

2.2.2.8

1.0-.2

-3.51.01.01.0.3.0

1.0-.1.3.1.2

41





12/83

1/761/768/81

12/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/77win

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winwinwin

Willwinwin

WillwinWill

winwin

winwinwin

win

win

win

win

Unadjusted indexes

June1986

308.7302.8223.2223.4110.3362.5300.6300.3166.2171.778.4

363.6185.0

183.4161.5173.8301.2203.9155.6128.2173.8134.1329.6403.9145.2168.6154.0214.2174.3161.0199.2415.1481.2223.7521.1423.0206.8380.7337.1

429.6272.5279.8193.8259.6204.2

255.7221.4

204.8180.0148.6295.6175.5464.0390.8431.1364.2177.0555.8232.1731.6230.0

July1986

304.6298.3223.7223.9110.7360.3280.9280.5154.2160.174.6

365.0185.8

184.4161.9174.4302.4203.8155.7128.1173.3134.8331.2407.5143.4170.3156.2217.8175.5162.8199.9418.0483.3222.2515.7426.2208.7384.7337.5

432.4274.6282.3194.2261.3206.3

260.0223.6

206.4181.2149.0298.3175.9466.9392.3433.3365.1177.2560.7234.2737.5232.4


July1985

-5.8-6.64.74.65.2

-4.4-27.5-27.5-28.8-28.4-23.4

3.63.9

5.23.03.05.1-.2.7

-.4-1.41.96.0

13.9-10.8

4.51.2.0

4.88.6

10.36.64.29.6

10.08.48.08.73.0

7.66.78.66.39.7

11.4

9.07.0

9.15.02.95.26.77.86.57.15.66.29.05.85.66.1

June1986

-1.3-1.5

.2

.2

.4-.6

-6.6-6.6-7.2-6.8-4.8

.4

.4

.5

.2

.3

.4

.0

.1-.1-.3.5.5.9

-1.21.01.41.7.7

1.1.4.7.4

-.7-1.0

.8

.91.1.1

.7

.8

.9

.2

.71.0

1.71.0

.8

.7

.3

.9

.2

.6

.4

.5

.2

.1

.9

.9

.81.0


Apr. toMay

0.2.2.9.9.7

-1.92.62.63.82.81.5.1.8

.2

.3-.3-.2.1

-.5.3.5

-.1-.2.4

-2.7.7.0.0.0.2

1.8.2.4.6.7.4.0.1.0

.6

.3

.5

.2

.51.1

.6

.2

.4

.2

.5

.1

.2

.7

.5

.7

.4-.5.8.6.7.5

May toJune

0.8.8.6.6.5

-.43.13.33.43.32.3

.2

.1

.1

.4

.1

.5-.5.5

-.7-.7-.6.6

1.2-.9.5.0.0.0.0

1.4.3.6

1.0.5

3.2.1.0.4

.7

.41.0.9

1.01.0

.9

.5

.8-.1-.1-.3.7.8.5.4.5.6

1.0.9.9.7

June toJuly

-1.3-1.4

.2

.4

.4-.5

-6.7-6.8-7.3-6.9-4.8

.6

.4

.5

.2

.5

.4

.0

.1-.1-.3.5.5.9

-1.21.01.41.7.7

1.1.4.7.4

-.7-1.0

.8

.91.1.1

.51.01.0.2

1.21.0

1.91.0

1.2.7.3.9.2.5.5.6.2.1.5.3.1.7



Used carsMotor fuel









Tires 1






Automobile registration, license, and inspection fees 1 4






Airline fare1






Taxi fare 1 2





Hormones, diabetic drugs, biologicals,and prescription medical supplies2


Supplements, cough and cold preparations,and respiratory agents2

Nonprescription drugs and medical supplies 1 :





Other medical care services 2




42





Unadjusted indexes

June1986

July1986


July1985

June1986


Apr. toMay

May toJune

June toJuly


Reading materials 1

Newspapers 1



Sport vehicles 1 2

Bicycles2







Admissions 1



Cigarettes 1 2

Other tobacco products and smoking accessories 2

Personal care 1












Personal expenses 1


12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

268.4259.8181.8341.4193.2133.7137.7136.8205.7123.0113.7130.4145.3137.7143.2160.2284.8178.8168.5146.6

338.4346.7356.0173.1288.6287.6

167.8160.3179.4167.3

165.2290.0290.6163.3422.9380.2433.6219.8220.2218.9231.1

298.3380.6401.3

269.0259.6181.9341.7193.2133.7137.4136.5205.3123.8115.0130.7145.1136.7143.5161.2286.5179.7170.2146.8

341.2354.0363.9174.4288.8287.8

168.1159.7181.6167.2

164.9290.2290.5163.8423.8380.5434.6219.9220.2218.9233.3

279.2379.3402.1

3.12.03.44.02.5-.1.0

-.1.2

-.6-.7-.22.31.34.42.94.95.04.64.5

6.07.47.64.63.23.1

2.82.04.42.3

3.83.33.23.58.08.57.98.38.47.96.7

-27.01.92.2

0.2-.1.1.1.0.0

-.2-.2-.2.7

1.1.2

-.1-.7.2.6.6.5

1.0.1

.82.12.2

.8

.1

.1

.2-.41.2-.1

-.2.1.0.3.2.1.2.0.0.0

1.0

-6.4-.3.2

0.3.4.4.2.7.2

-.5-.6-.4.0.1.1.3.4.3

-.2.2

-.1.6.3

.2

.0

.0

.1

.1

.1

.0-.4-.3.7

.2

.2

.1

.3

.7

.7

.8

.8

.8

.71.0

2.5-.2.1

0.5.5.3.2.4.5.3.4

-.4.0

-1.41.2.6.7.7.3.4.2.8.3

.3

.2

.2

.6

.0-.3

-.5-.2

-1.3-.1

.0

.3

.4

.2

.8

.8

.8

.8

.9

.7

.7

3.01.8.2

0.1-.2.1.1.0

-.2-.2-.2.2.7

1.1.2

-.3-.7.2.6.6.5

1.0.1

1.02.12.2

.9

.1

.1

.2-.41.2-.1

-.2.1.0.3.7.6.7.7.5.9

1.0

-6.5-.8.2

1 Not seasonally adjusted.2 This index series will not be published after December 1986.3 Index coverage will be redefined effective January 1987. The current

definition will not be published after December 1986.



43


Table 12. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: Nonfood expenditure categories, seasonallyadjusted, U.S. city average




June1986

July1986



Oct.1985

Jan.1986

Apr.1986

July1986


Jan.1986

July1986

HousingShelter








Paint and wallpaper, supplies, tools, and equipment1'Lumber, awnings, glass, and masonry 1 2

Plumbing, electrical, heating, and cooling supplies 1 2 .Miscellaneous supplies and equipment






Local charges 1




Cable television 1

Refuse collection 1


Textile housefurnishingsHousehold linens2

Curtains, drapes, slipcovers, and sewing materials 1 2 .Furniture and bedding

Bedroom furniture 1




Television 1

Sound equipment1



Laundry equipment1




12/82

12/8212/7712/8212/8212/82

12/7712/7712/7712/77

6/78

12/7712/7712/77

12/8312/83

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/77

353.2389.7109.4278.8415.5437.1121.0177.6108.5108.5109.1363.2422.6255.7144.2128.5145.8146.2389.9467.9492.4478.5185.6454.3377.4561.5255.8207.3196.0105.8124.6424.2115.2117.4

246.1198.0244.3141.6164.6228.7165.2123.4131.7139.8141.592.282.2101.4187.6200.0148.1118.8

119.3

118.1

353.2391.6110.0280.6417.5437.2121.1179.2108.9108.9110.1366.7425.2259.0145.6128.3146.8148.1384.0457.5468.5450.9184.1446.8375.8542.7256.3207.5198.2101.9124.7425.9114.8118.7

246.5198.2250.0143.5168.1232.2166.7125.3133.3141.6140.691.181.799.7

188.0198.2148.9119.5

120.8

118.1

3.34.95.96.44.17.4

23.46.84.34.36.71.32.0

.8

.04.6

-2.7.8

-.5-2.08.5

10.3.8

-4.6-.7

-9.83.33.13.9

.71.63.32.66.3

3.52.92.2-.3

10.05.1

14.1-2.313.82.3

-2.7-5.3

-11.4-1.51.7

-2.610.2

1.4

10.7

-6.3

4.66.05.05.8

-1.9-6.2

.03.36.36.34.29.88.7

10.721.0

-.35.01.93.73.8

12.913.312.0

1.56.6

-5.54.32.86.4

.0-5.36.46.2

13.5

2.11.61.34.0

-4.36.95.9

10.34.9

-1.7-3.9-4.6-5.1-4.2-3.23.1

-4.2

-5.0

-13.3

3.1

1.57.88.18.27.36.8-.38.18.18.18.5

-8.9-6.4

-11.2-23.4

5.8-9.72.5

-11.3-17.4-55.7-60.4-21.6

-3.0-3.6-2.16.36.5

10.4.0.3

5.26.16.4

-1.3-3.2-3.7

.3

.7-7.36.0

-4.4-3.0

-14.31.7.9

1.01.22.8-.43.33.8

8.6

1.73.04.54.45.94.3

.35.52.22.26.02.35.8-.6

-3.21.39.2-.3

-2.6-6.3

-36.4-41.4

-8.62.0

10.8-9.16.87.5

24.9-32.0

-.36.4

.05.9

2.53.1

11.73.78.3

10.83.98.43.1

12.1-4.7-8.7-8.8-9.42.2

-2.6-3.2

5.2

9.8

1.4

3.95.55.56.11.1.3

11.15.05.35.35.55.55.35.6

10.02.11.11.41.6.8

10.711.86.3

-1.62.9

-7.73.83.05.1

.4-1.94.94.49.9

2.82.31.71.92.66.09.93.89.3

.3-3.3-5.0-8.3-2.9

-.7.2

2.7-1.9

-2.0

-1.7

1.65.46.36.36.65.6

.06.85.15.17.3

-3.5-.5

-6.0-13.9

3.5-.71.1

-7.1-12.0-46.9-51.8-15.4

-.53.3

-5.66.57.0

17.4-17.5

.05.83.06.2

.6-.13.72.04.41.45.01.8.0

-1.9-1.5-4.0-4.0-4.32.5

-1.5.0

4.5

9.2

.7


44


Table 12. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: Nonfood expenditure categories, seasonallyadjusted, U.S. city average—Continued




June1986

July1986



Oct.1985

Jan.1986

Apr.1986

July


Jan.1986

July1986

Housefurnishings—Continued:Other household equipment1











Other household lawn and garden supplies 4




Postage1




Apparel commodities less footwearMen's and boys'


Suits, sport coats, and jackets 2

Coats and jackets2




Furnishings2




Girls'Coats, jackets, dresses, and suits2











12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

143.5

145.2133.5148.6140.8

316.2165.4316.9163.4156.2158.5153.4155.6161.0146.7347.8372.7

193.3160.3

204.6189.3185.6199.4126.2108.9110.9104.4148.6135.8123.8126.7122.5138.0125.2165.0110.4150.0155.5104.7139.596.4

107.395.4

104.1131.3335.6204.5123.6136.2210.2142.8135.0119.3331.6197.2176.3

142.5

145.5133.2147.3138.8

316.8166.1317.9164.3156.8159.5153.5154.9160.6146.0348.4372.7

194.2160.3

205.0189.7186.0198.2125.4107.9110.8104.8148.6134.7123.2124.7121.0137.3122.9166.6111.2151.5159.0102.8139.898.5

107.596.2

105.1131.0323.7206.5124.8137.5210.9142.8136.4119.2332.5197.4176.7

-2.8

.34.9

-4.6-6.2

4.66.26.26.01.3-.74.05.3

.87.83.4

.0

9.62.6

3.02.73.95.25.2

11.111.3-.8

17.04.5

-2.69.6

14.25.78.44.56.1

48.78.18.81.1

-13.75.19.2

-1.56.2

11.4-4.0-.7

-5.4-2.8

.0-5.4-1.05.05.16.8

2.6

-.6-17.4

9.67.2

2.410.510.210.9-1.8-4.41.6

-2.32.5

-5.42.0

.0

4.32.8

1.4.0.0

1.62.22.62.91.2

-3.6-3.25.0

-1.9-6.4

1.2-2.8-3.6-5.1

-13.2-8.83.42.6

-27.4-1.8

-15.66.1

.624.8

2.26.7

.3-.29.1-.6

-8.86.15.54.0

1.4

10.910.34.5

-12.6

-.12.24.2-.2

-3.8-6.1-1.0-.3.5

-.61.7.0

2.73.3

-3.1-3.9-4.6-3.0-2.54.94.06.3

-5.7-3.5-4.7-2.5-8.9-2.34.9

-8.3-5.8

-29.05.0

-1.9-1.1

-24.9-13.8-7.3

-20.8-5.0-1.7

1.22.9

.3

.6-3.35.7

-2.02.01.05.2

0.3

1.94.3

.8-4.5

1.8-1.2-3.0

1.04.76.03.23.4

.27.81.5.0

2.92.5

-1.0-1.9-1.9-2.2-2.2-6.7-3.9-2.3-2.6

.9-.6

-7.6-8.2-2.3-9.8-3.5-4.9

-14.6-12.9-12.5-3.432.5-3.3

-12.37.2

-1.8-8.94.8

.66.7

-1.1-1.4-2.6

.03.73.72.8

-0.1

-.1-6.92.2.3

3.58.38.28.4-.3

-2.62.81.41.61.02.7

.0

6.92.7

2.21.41.93.43.76.87.0.2

6.2.6

1.13.73.43.42.6

.4

.413.6-.76.11.9

-20.81.6

-4.02.23.4

17.9-1.03.0

-2.6-1.54.4

-3.0-5.05.55.35.4

0.8

6.37.32.6

-8.6

.8

.5

.6

.4

.4-.31.11.6.4

3.51.6.0

2.82.9

-2.0-2.9-3.3-2.6-2.4-1.1

.01.9

-4.2-1.3-2.7-5.1-8.5-2.3-2.7-6.0-5.4

-22.1-4.4-7.4-2.3

-.2-8.7-9.8-7.9-3.4-5.33.01.83.4-.3

-2.31.5

-1.02.82.44.0

45





12/83

1/761/768/81

12/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/77

12/7712/77Mill

12/77

12/77

A 2111

Mill


June1986

307.2301.2223.4223.6110.3360.7296.2295.9163.4169.078.4

363.6185.0

183.4161.5173.8301.2203.9155.6128.2173.8134.1329.6403.9145.2168.6154.0214.2174.3161.0199.2415.1481.2223.7521.1423.0206.8380.7337.1

430.3271.7279.2193.8257.8204.2

255.2221.4

203.6180.0148.6295.6175.5465.2390.4430.2364.2177.0559.7234.2740.5231.4

July1986

303.2296.9223.9224.6110.7358.9276.5275.8151.5157.474.6

365.7185.8

184.4161.9174.6302.4203.8155.7128.1173.3134.8331.2407.5143.4170.3156.2217.8175.5162.8199.9418.0483.3222.2515.7426.2208.7384.7337.5

432.6274.3282.0194.2261.0206.3

260.0223.6

206.0181.2149.0298.3175.9467.4392.3432.9365.1177.2562.4234.9741.2233.1

3

Oct.1985

-0.1-.54.43.44.6

-2.3-5.2-5.3-6.1-5.4-8.04.03.9

7.05.74.32.11.43.71.2

.72.12.2

13.4-19.3

1.2-2.1-6.416.533.4

7.27.5

12.96.77.81.73.84.01.2

6.76.57.48.85.57.1

8.74.5

9.94.7

.65.27.76.86.67.15.17.97.04.01.85.6

Seasonally adjusted annual ratepercent change t o r -

months ending in—

Jan.1986

6.26.13.43.07.73.76.86.48.35.5-.44.12.7

3.92.03.8

11.11.2-.51.6-.97.1

12.820.0

3.73.0

.3

.0

.91.08.09.61.5

22.023.018.415.216.46.6

6.45.86.81.75.26.7

10.67.2

7.44.7-.67.02.96.75.56.15.47.07.84.55.93.6

Apr.1986

-24.7-26.4

3.94.71.9

-7.4-71.2-71.4-74.2-72.4-60.6

3.13.8

6.6.5

3.04.8

-1.9-.8

-2.4-2.9

-.66.1

12.5-8.1

4.4.8.0.0

-2.010.84.4

-2.76.69.9

-3.89.2

10.31.7

9.47.89.79.5

16.919.0

2.69.2

9.07.29.15.4

11.89.77.98.07.39.3

11.57.48.26.9

July1986

-1.2-1.6

7.37.86.8

-10.7-5.0-4.6-1.8-4.2-4.73.55.3

3.33.81.22.7

-1.6.5

-1.9-2.3

-.93.3

10.1-17.6

9.45.86.92.85.3

15.14.95.83.9

.419.14.34.62.4

7.76.7

10.45.3

11.513.2

14.67.1

10.33.42.73.14.47.96.07.14.7

.99.77.36.68.3


Jan.1986

3.02.73.93.26.2

.6

.6

.4

.8-.1

-4.34.13.3

5.43.94.16.51.31.61.4-.14.67.4

16.6-8.5

2.1-.9

-3.38.4

16.17.68.67.1

14.115.29.79.3

10.03.9

6.66.27.15.25.46.9

9.65.8

8.74.7

.06.15.36.86.06.65.27.47.44.33.94.6

July1986

-13.8-14.9

5.66.24.3

-9.1-47.7-47.7-49.6-48.6-38.7

3.34.6

4.92.12.13.7

-1.7-.1

-2.2-2.6

-.74.7

11.3-13.0

6.93.33.41.41.6

12.94.71.55.25.07.06.77.42.0

8.57.2

10.17.4

14.116.1

8.48.2

9.75.35.94.38.18.87.07.66.05.0

10.67.47.47.6



Used carsMotor fuel









Tires1






Automobile registration, license, and inspection fees 1






Airline fare 1






Taxi fare 1 2





Hormones, diabetic drugs, biologicals,and prescription medical supplies 2


Supplements, cough and cold preparations,and respiratory agents 2


Eyeglasses 1 2





Other medical care services 2

Hospital and other medical services 2

Hospital roomOther hospital and medical care services 2


46






June July1986



Oct.1985

Jan.1986

Apr.1986

July1986


Jan.1986

July1986


Reading materials 1

Newspapers 1



Sport vehicles 1 2

Bicycles2







Admissions 1



Cigarettes 1 2


Personal care 1












Personal expenses 1


12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

268.9260.1181.8341.4193.2134.1137.7136.8204.1123.0113.7130.4145.2137.2142.6160.2284.8178.8168.5146.6

340.4346.7356.0172.6288.6287.6

167.8160.3179.4167.3

165.2290.0290.6163.3430.4384.8441.5225.2225.6224.5231.1

293.9376.1401.3

269.3259.6181.9341.7193.2133.8137.4136.5204.5123.8115.0130.7144.8136.2142.9161.2286.5179.7170.2146.8

343.7354.0363.9174.1288.8287.8

168.1159.7181.6167.2

164.9290.2290.5163.8433.5387.1444.8226.7226.8226.6233.3

274.8373.0402.1

2.63.22.36.2

-2.76.78.4

10.3.2.6

-1.71.54.65.81.84.72.13.3-.52.0

5.05.35.66.44.14.1

2.25.7

-1.11.5

8.34.05.51.36.09.35.45.77.71.54.7

-5.0.0

3.2

5.63.34.11.97.0

-3.8-3.4-3.1-1.2

-.6-1.4

.32.83.06.94.48.17.98.68.5

7.910.410.93.64.65.6

7.23.1

17.93.0

2.53.92.07.28.77.68.7

10.08.7

10.93.5

6.32.33.0

0.8-1.54.36.21.9

-4.9-2.8-5.14.4

-4.71.0

-8.2-.6

-4.64.4

.04.46.3

.74.2

5.04.34.22.43.33.5

2.93.33.42.4

4.52.83.22.27.98.47.88.17.99.67.9

-70.42.0

.5

4.03.12.91.94.31.8

-1.7-1.7-2.52.6-.76.42.51.24.92.85.02.5

10.03.3

6.39.69.96.2

.8-.8

-1.2-3.9-1.52.2

.02.52.03.59.48.79.59.39.39.9

10.8

-5.13.12.0

4.13.23.24.12.01.32.33.4-.5.0

-1.5.9

3.74.44.34.55.05.64.05.2

6.57.98.25.04.34.9

4.74.48.02.2

5.44.03.74.27.48.47.17.88.26.14.1

.51.13.1

2.3.8

3.64.03.1

-1.6-2.3-3.4

.9-1.1

.2-1.2

1.0-1.74.61.44.74.45.33.8

5.66.97.04.32.01.3

.8-.4.9

2.3

2.22.72.62.98.68.68.78.78.69.89.4

-47.02.51.3

1 Not seasonally adjusted.2 This index series will not be published after December 1986.3 Index coverage will be redefined effective January 1987. The current

definition will not be published after December 1986.



47


Table 13. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Selected areas, all Items index


Area, region, and population size classPricingsched-ule1

Otherindexbase

Indexes

Apr.1986

May1986

June1986

July1986

Percent change toJuly 1986 from—

July1985

May1986

June1986

Percent change toJune 1986 from—

June1985

Apr.1986

May1986

Area2

U.S. city average .

Chicago, Ill.-Northwestem IndDetroit, Mich.3

LA.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif.N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastem N.JPhiladelphia, Pa.-N.J

Anchorage, Alaska4

Baltimore, MdBoston, MassCincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-lnd.4..Denver-Boulder, Colo.4

Miami, FlaMilwaukee, Wis.4

Northeast Pennsylvania 5 .Portland, Oreg.-Wash.4

St. Louis, Mo.-lllSan Diego, Calif.4

Seattle-Everett, Wash.4 ...Washington, D.C.-Md.-Va.

Atlanta, Ga.4

Buffalo, N.Y.4

Cleveland, Ohio 6

Dallas-Fort Worth, TexHonolulu, Hawaii4

Houston, TexKansas City, Mo.-Kans.4

Minneapolis-St.Paul, Minn.-Wis.4.Pittsburgh, PaSan Francisco-Oakland, Calif.7....

Region *

NortheastNorth CentralSouthWest

Population size class8

A-2 9

BCD

MMMMM

10/67

11/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

325.3

323.7318.8326.8321.4317.8

334.9308.0346.9341.4299.0330.0320.7338.4328.1339.3

173.7173.9175.1176.8

173.9177.4175.6173.4172.7

326.3

324.2321.7329.4320.6318.9

288.9329.1322.6332.0356.3173.0332.0309.2314.6318.6382.8323.5329.6

327.9

330.4321.0331.3322.8321.7

338.5308.9350.6344.7299.2333.3322.9342.1328.6344.0

174.2176.1176.3178.7

175.7178.9177.0174.7173.4

328.0

331.1318.4330.9325.1323.0

284.1330.2323.6332.4358.4171.2331.3309.0314.7325.6383.1323.7329.3

1.6

2.1.1

3.03.72.4

.41.91.9.7

-.5-.1.1.8.6

1.82.8

.51.9

0.5

2.1-1.0

.51.41.3

-1.7.3.3.1.6

-1.0-.2-.1.0

2.2.1.1

-.1

0.0

.2-.8-.1.7.4

1.7

1.91.33.83.12.4

3.2.5

1.21.51.9

-1.3.9

1.6.8

3.2

2.21.11.42.3

2.81.61.31.4.9

0.8

2.1.7

1.4.4

1.2

1.1.3

1.11.0

.11.0.7

1.1.2

1.4

.31.3.7

1.1

1.0.8.8.7.4

0.5

1.9-.2

.6

.7

.9


48


Table 13. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Selected areas, all items Index—Continued


Area, region, and population size class

Region/population size classcross classification 8

Northeast/ANorth Central/ASouth/AWest/ANortheast/BNorth Central/BSouth/BWest/BNortheast/CNorth Central/CSouth/CWest/CNortheast/D5

North Central/DSouth/DWest/D 5

Pricingsched-ule1

222222222

CM

C

M C

M C

M C

M C

M

CM

Otherindexbase

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

Indexes

Apr.1986

171.0177.8175.5179.6174.7172.1177.0176.7183.0168.5173.6170.5177.9170.0173.2172.6

May1986

i i

i i

i i

i i

ii

i i

i i

i i

June1986

171.8180.3176.8181.8175.2174.1178.5178.3183.4170.7174.5171.6176.1171.3173.9174.1

July1986

i i

i i

i i

i i

i

i i

i i

i i

i


July1985

i i

i i

i i

i i

i

i i

i i

i i

i

May1986

i i

i i

i i

i i

i

i i

i i

i i

i

June1986

i i

i i

i i

i i

i

i i

i i

i i

i


June1985

2.61.51.63.21.0.9

1.81.22.5

.61.01.91.4.5

1.0.9

Apr.1986

0.51.4.7

1.2.3

1.2.8.9.2

1.3.5.6

-1.0.8.4.9

May1986

_

_

1 Foods, fuels, and several other items priced every month in all areas;most other goods and services priced as indicated:

M - Every month.1 - January, March, May, July, September, and November.2 - February, April, June, August, October, and December.

2 Area is generally the Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA),exclusive of farms. LA.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif, is a combination oftwo 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 andBudget in 1973, except for Denver-Boulder, Colo, which does not includeDouglas County. Definitions do not include revisions made since 1973.

3 Detroit, Mich, will no longer be published on a monthly basis afterDecember 1986. Beginning after December 1986, a local index will bepublished for even numbered months only.

4 Due to smaller sample sizes in this area, data will no longer bepublished on a bi-monthly basis after December 1986. A local index willbe published on a semi-annual average basis.

5 This index will no longer be published after December 1986.6 After December 1986, Cleveland, Ohio will be published in odd

instead of even numbered months.7 After December 1986, this index series will be published on a

monthly basis.

8 Regions are defined as the four Census regions.The population size classes are aggregations of areas which have

urban population as defined: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 classesA-1 and A-2.

After December 1986, indexes for the regions, size classes, andregion/size class cross-classes will be published on a monthly basis.

9 A-1 and A-2 will be aggregated to produce a population size class Aindex after December 1986. A-1 and A-2 will no longer be publishedseparately after December 1986.

NOTE: Local area CPI indexes are by-products of the national CPIprogram. Because each local index is a small subset of the nationalindex, it has a smaller sample size and is, therefore, subject tosubstantially more sampling and other measurement error than thenational index. As a result, local area indexes show greater volatility thanthe national index, although their long-term trends are quite similar.Therefore, the Bureau of Labor Statistics strongly urges users to consideradopting the national average CPI for use in escalator clauses.

49


Table 14. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Selected areas, food at home expenditurecategories


Area, region, and population size classOtherindexbase

Totalfood

athome

Cerealsand

bakeryproducts

Meats,poultry,

fish, andeggs1

Dairyproducts

Fruitsand

vegetables

Otherfoods

athome 1

Indexes, July 1986

Area2

U.S. city average.

Anchorage, Alaska3

Atlanta, Ga.3

Baltimore, MdBoston, MassBuffalo, N.Y.3

Chicago, Ill.-Northwestern IndCincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-lnd.3

Cleveland, OhioDallas-Fort Worth, TexDenver-Boulder, Colo.3

Detroit, MichHonolulu, Hawaii3


LA.-Long Beach, Anaheim, CalifMiami, FlaMilwaukee, Wis.3

Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.-Wis.3...N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern N.JNortheast Pennsylvania 4

Philadelphia, Pa.-N.JPittsburgh, PaPortland, Oreg.-Wash.3


San Francisco-Oakland, CalifSeattle-Everett, Wash.3

Washington, D.C.-Md.-Va

Region 5

NortheastNorth Central.SouthWest

Population size class 5

A-2 6

BCD

10/67

11/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

305.5

285.9320.7306.1295.7309.7299.4331.6306.0304.8284.1294.5330.5318.1302.6305.7158.2295.3301.8320.8298.5303.5287.1290.5308.7299.1313.3290.3332.2

158.4153.8158.6160.8

158.4158.8158.6155.6156.1

326.3

286.4309,1338.6326.4304.0323.0394.6326.0323.1306.7329.4327.5324.5328.6339.5167.4338.0351.7332.1309.1327.3310.3323.5348.1327.9344.7312.4347.6

170.2171.5171.7180.2

170.8174.7173.9173.4170.1

274.9

261.7259.0268.1281.9274.5281.8279.9296.0254.6248.1274.9294.7273.8256.9278.4153.1277.5258.8287.7285.3272.1247.0264.5252.8279.6287.9250.7292.3

156.6150.2151.5154.1

156.6151.5152.8149.2155.3

258.4

253.3307.1257.7235.0254.5246.6262.6262.9274.4271.0240.8297.9306.7282.2255.2152.5256.6285.3269.8236.2249.1224.4228.5293.8243.9251.8247.3254.2

142.6140.3153.6149.6

147.0148.5146.3143.7142.9

330.3

284.6385.1355.9326.5368.9331.1350.8304.0313.3285.5282.4365.4332.5339.6291.9170.7306.9298.1361.0317.8325.0322.2309.6367.1303.1308.5257.5383.0

175.5166.2174.5167.8

167.2173.3176.7

174.0

373.7

354.9400.2371.0342.2381.8353.5427.8356.6384.3350.8373.4404.0386.1356.9385.2156.7333.6350.0397.2363.9388.3368.3372.0367.9363.4404.1403.0422.2

152.7151.2155.3161.4

155.1157.5154.9153.9148.9


50


Table 14. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Selected areas, food at home expenditurecategories—Continued




Northeast/ANorth Central/ASouth/AWest/ANortheast/BNorth Central/BSouth/BWest/BNortheast/C...North Central/CSouth/CWest/CNortheast/D4


Otherindexbase

Totalfood

athome

Cerealsand

bakeryproducts

Meats,poultry,

fish, andeggs1

Dairyproducts

Fruitsand

vegetables

Otherfoods

athome 1

Indexes, July 1986

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

158.3155.8162.1160.3160.1147.9160.8162.1158.1153.7154.4158.5155.6153.1156.4163.5

169.0171,5174.4180.5171.9172.1170.7182.9174.7172.1173.1174.8169.0170.0166.6180.0

156.5153.3153.4152.7160.5139.4152.2156.2156.5146.6145.9153.3148.7154.1158.4157.9

144.8144.4156.1152.1139.5136.7152.9151.1139.0136.5152.5142.3135.5136.1152.7144.9

174.0166.4174.9160.2179.6159.9184.5174.0178.3170.8163.4171.5176.9165.3175.8185.5

152.6152.0162.8164.3153.6146.7157.6159.1150.6155.2153.0158.1155.8147.8143.0159.2


51




Totalfood

athome

Cerealsand

bakeryproducts

Meats,poultry,

fish, andeggs

Dairyproducts

Fruitsand

vegetables

Otherfoods

athome

Area1

U.S. city average

Anchorage, Alaska3

Atlanta, Ga.3






LA.-l.ong Beach, Anaheim, Calif...Miami, FlaMilwaukee, Wis.3

Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.-Wis.3.N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern N.JNortheast Pennsylvania4


St. Louis, Mo.-IHSan Diego, Calif.3



Region 5


Population size classs

A-2 6

BCD

Percent change from June 1986 to July 1986

1.3

-.22.41.72.41.71.22.31.4

-1.1.7

1.4-2.0

.2

.0

.1-.3.7.6

2.61.71.0.9

-.9.5

-1.41.41.1.2

1.71.31.3

.6

1.6.9

1.21.21.5

0.1

.0-1.2

-.5.8

2.4-.21.9.6

-.7.8

-2.5-.31.6.9.4

-.9-.5-.1.1.7

-.2-.8

-1.0.0

-1.8.8

-.3.3

-.2-.2.3.6

-.2.2

-.1.5.1

3.7

1.94.43.84.24.94.53.92.6

.03.25.2

-1.31.73.82.5

.52.43.55.04.91.63.4

-2.63.2

.45.03.81.5

3.84.43.42.9

4.13.03.53.74.3

0.5

.82.3-.8-.2

.0

.11.4.5

-.3.3.6

-1.2.0.2

2.0-.11.5.7

1.2-.2-.81.21.6

-1.5.2

1.1-.4

.4

.4

.5

.2

.8

.9

.3

.3-.1.7

0.8

-5.44.9

.95.5

-1.52.0

.73.0

-2.6-.9.7

-6.5-1.3-6.3-3.9-1.0

.2-3.14.11.22.4

-2.7-2.1

-.5-3.8-4.9-2.5-1.1

2.7.6

1.4-3.1

2.0-.8.7.5

1.5

-0.1

.7

.71.8.2.4

-1.92.2-.2

-1.8-.5-.3

-1.0-1.2

.0-1.4-.7-.6.4.1

-.2.8

1.2.6

-.4-2.3

1.71.9-.7

.2-.4-.1-.1

-.5.1.3

-.1-.3


52





Northeast/ANorth Central/ASouth/AWest/ANortheast/BNorth Central/BSouth/BWest/BNortheast/CNorth Central/CSouth/CWest/CNortheast/D 4

North Central/D *South/DWest/D4

Totalfood

athome

Cerealsand

bakeryproducts

Meats,poultry,

fish, andeggs

Dairyproducts

Fruitsand

vegetables

Otherfoods

athome


2.11.1.4.4

1.01.32.0

.3

1.51.31.21.9| 71.4.9

0.1-.4-.1.2

-1.6.6.2.7

-.5.2.6

2.2.2

-.5.4.3

4.34.11.93.03.84.43.92.01.74.63.84.43.84.94.32.8

0.6.3.2

1.4-.4.7.5.6

-.1-.1.2

-.4.0

2.3-.3.6

3.3.4

-.3-4.0-.1.7

3.9-3.32.21.0.4

-2.24.4

.51.7.0

0.3-.6-.4-.4.6

-.5.4.5

-.7.1

-.1.4.1

-.3-.6-.1

1 Index is on an April 1967=100 base in NortheasternPennsylvania and Portland, Oreg.-Wash.

2 Area is generally the Standard Metropolitan StatisticalArea (SMSA), exclusive of farms. LA.-Long Beach, Anaheim,Calif, is a combination of two SMSA's, and N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern N.J. and Chicago, Ill.-Northwestem Ind. are themore extensive Standard Consolidated Areas. Area definitionsare those established by the Office of Management andBudget in 1973, except for Denver-Boulder, Colo, which doesnot include Douglas County. Definitions do not includerevisions made since 1973.

3 Due to smaller sample sizes in this area, data will nolonger be published on a bi-monthly basis after December1986. A local index will be published on a semi-annualaverage basis.

4 This index will no longer be published after December1986.

5 Regions are defined as the four Census regions.The population size classes are aggregations of areas

which have urban population as defined: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 populationsize classes A-1 and A-2.

6 A-1 and A-2 will be aggregated to produce a populationsize class A index after December 1986. A-1 and A-2 will nolonger be published separately after December 1986.

53


Table 15. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Areas priced monthly, by expenditure category and commodity andservice group, percent change from June 1986 to July 1986

GroupU.S.city

average

Chicago,III.-

NorthwesternInd.

Detroit,Mich.1

Los Angeles-Long Beach,

Anaheim,Calif.

New York,N.Y.-

NortheasternNJ.

Philadelphia,Pa.-N.J.


All items


Food at homeCereals and bakery productsMeats, poultry, fish, and eggs

Meats, poultry, and fishDairy productsFruits and vegetablesOther foods at home


HousingShelter

Renters' costsRent, residentialOther renters' costs

Homeowners' costsOwners' equivalent rent




Household furnishings and operation


Men's and boys' apparelWomen's and girls' apparelFootwear


Motor fuelGasoline

Gasoline, leaded regular ,Gasoline, unleaded regularGasoline, unleaded premium

Public transportation

Medical care

Entertainment ,

Other goods and servicesPersonal care

0.0

.9

.91.3.1

3.73.6.5.8

-.1.2.1

.1

.5

.7

.61.2.3.3

-1.1-1.6-5.6-6.6-1.0-.8.6

-2.8.1

-.7-1.2-.9-.4

-1.3-1.4-6.4-6.5-7.2-6.6-4.8

.6

.6

.7

.0

0.2

.7

.71.2-.24.54.3

.12.0

-1.9-.3.1

.51.0.9.9

1.1.7.7

-.5-.6

-4.4-4.8-1.7-.2.2

-1.0.2

1.82.1

-1.09.3

-4.0

-1.9-2.2-9.2-9.6

-10.1-10.2-6.5

.0

1.3

1.41.2.3

-0.8

1.01.11.4

-2.55.25.0

.6

.7-.3.3.7

-2.0.9

1.8.9

5.7.5.5

-9.9-14.8-1.0-1.1

.1-16.3-1.0

-26.9.4

-1.8-2.2

.1-4.9-4.7

-1.5-1.6-8.9-8.8

-10.7-8.3-8.1

.0

1.9

-.31.51.9

-0.1

.0

.1

.1

.42.52.32.0

-3.9-1.4

.1-1.2

.8

.7

.6

.52.4.8.6.2.2

1.0NA

1.0.2.1.2

1.7

-.1-.31.0

-2.3-.8

-2.0-2.1-8.6-8.6-9.6-8.6-7.8-.4

.4

-.2

-.8-2.4

0.7

1.71.82.6

.15.05.11.24.1

.1

.2

.2

.92.02.42.61.11.81.9

-2.9-3.7-5.3-5.6

.0-3.0-2.3-4.1

.5

-1.5-2.0-3.71.12.8

-.6-.9

-4.9-4.9-5.3-5.4-4.1

.5

.7

.61.31.5

0.4

.7

.71.0-.21.61.8-.82.4.8.2.2

-.1-.11.3-.6

11.2-.9

-1.0-1.0-1.6-6.4-6.8

.0

.3

.5

.0

.7

3.64.38.63.8.4

-.2-.8

-6.0-6.0-7.0-5.8-5.2

6.5

1.7

1.1.5.0

54


Table 15. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Areas priced monthly, by expenditure category and commodity andservice group, percent change from June 1986 to July 1986—Continued

GroupU.S.city

average

Chicago,III.-

NorthwesternInd.

Detroit,Mich.1


Anaheim,Calif.

New York,N.Y.-

NortheasternN.J.


All items

CommoditiesFood and beveragesCommodities less food and beverages .

Nondurables less food and beveragesDurables

ServicesMedical care services

Special indexes:All items less shelterAll items less medical careAll items less energyEnergyCommodities less foodNondurables less foodNondurablesServices less rent of shelterServices less medical care

0.0

-.3.9

-1.1-1.9

-.1

.3

.6

-.1.0.4

-3.7-1.1-1.7

-.4.3.3

0.2

-.2.7

-.8-1.5

.3

.61.4

.0

.2

.7-4.1-.8

-1.5-.4.4.5


-0.8

-.51.0

-1.5-2.4

-.4

-1.12.3

-1.2-1.0

.8-12.6-1.3-2.2

-.6-2.4-1.5

-0.1

-.7.0

-1.3-2.5

.3

.4

.5

-.4-.2.3

-4.8-1.3-2.3-1.1

.2

.4

0.7

.51.7-.6

.9

.1

.3

.71.2

-4.0-.6-.9.6

-.11.0

0.4

.3

.7-.1-.6.7

.61.8

.5

.3

.8-3.1

.0-.5.1

1.2.4

1 Detroit, Mich, will no longer be published on a monthly basis afterDecember 1986. Beginning after December 1986, a local index will be

published for even numbered months only.NA Data not adequate for publication.

55


Table 16. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Areas priced monthly, by expenditure category and commodityand service group. Indexes, July 1986, and percent changes, May 1986 to July 1986


Group

U.S.city

average

Index Percentchange

Chicago,III.-

NorthwesternInd.

Index Percentchange

Detroit,Mich. 1

IndexPercentchange


Anaheim,Calif.

Index Percentchange

New York,N.Y.-

NortheasternN.J.

Index Percentchange


Index Percentchange


All itemsAll items (1957-59=100)





HousingShelter

Renters' costs 2


Homeowners' costs 2



Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas3 . . .Fuel oil4

Other fuels 5






Motor fuel5

Gasoline 5

Gasoline, leaded regular6

Gasoline, unleaded regular6

Gasoline, unleaded premium 7 ..Public transportation

Medical careEntertainment ,Other goods and services

Personal care


328.0381.4

312.2320.1305.5326.3274.9282.9258.4330.3373.7360.8240.4

361.5403.5122.5281.2420.1119.4119.4389.4469.2459.4442.1181.4462.3389.6554.6250.5

203.2187.0195.8159.8209.1

304.7296.5144.1143.9153.6159.674.6

428.0

434.8274.4344.9291.1

0.5

1.01.1.8

4.44.5

.5-1.8-.2.6.4

.8

.61.21.02.1

.4

.41.81.9

-7.5-8.8-1.74.08.9

-2.7.2

-1.6-1.9-2.2-3.1-1.1

-.3-.4

-3.2-3.1-3.5-2.9-2.7

1.0

1.2.5.8.1

331.1376.1

300.9308.7299.4323.0281.8292.8246.6331.1353.5332.2221.3

383.5431.0121.8248.6408.3121.1120.2395.1507.5470.7166.1146.6487.3507.1402.5245.7

167.0147.9135.3127.5183.7

297.9284.8139.3138.7155.1153.780.3

431.7

432.8285.6350.0278.5

2.1

1.71.72.0

.75.96.0

.9

.7-.71.21.7

4.5.4.2.9

-3.9.5.4

22.930.6-5.8-6.6-1.035.567.2-1.8

.2

.8

.8-2.37.0

-2.0

-.9-5.0-4.9-4.7-5.1-4.4

-.5

1.51.31.4-.1

318.4365.8

292.4296.0294.5329.4274.9279.0240.8282.4373.4311.6273.0

350.8399.3121.1259.9379.0114.4114.5398.6452.6537.2176.8180.7439.8341.1498.6215.8

162.4144.9167.6121.6133.3

305.1300.7146.7146.4155.9165.774.9

411.4

470.1234.2320.5237.5

-1.0

1.11.21.4

-2.04.65.0-.71.5.3.6.6

-2.8.0

1.8.4

8.6-.7-.7

-10.1-13.1

-1.9-2.0

-.7-14.4

1.7-25.5

-1.0

-3.4-4.5-1.6

-10.3-4.0

-1.2-1.3-7.3-7.3-8.9-6.8-6.8

1.5

2.3.1

1.41.1

330.9389.2

304.4315.0305.7339.5278.4281.7255.2291.9385.2333.9221.4

374.2418.8127.7341.9375.7124.9124.7384.4527.9163.7NA

163.7530.2375.8737.9236.7

183.1169.3176.3125.9206.1

323.8322.6145.6145.6158.0167.675.8

338.1

457.6234.5331.3283.1

0.5

.3

.4

.11.14.04.11.5

-8.1-.5.9

-.7

1.31.42.12.03.51.1.8.4

-.2.6

NA.6

-.2-.4.0

1.6

.4

.31.7

-1.3-3.6

-.9-.9

-7.7-7.7-8.4-7.8-7.4-2.1

.8

.3-.4

-1.6

325.1386.9

325.2336.8320.8332.1287.7293.7269.8361.0397.2376.4231.0

340.9368.3125.7301.4449.8125.8126.0383.3486.1498.8161.4198.3471.3422.2551.5255.2

185.2160.9155.0139.5192.8

333.2301.7140.5140.1141.6146.472.2

476.4

443.6293.9359.5312.7

1.4

1.41.52.1

.76.06.31.0-.6-.2.3.6

2.33.03.23.6

.93.03.01.61.8

-6.5-6.9

.05.5

11.0-2.2

.8

-2.9-3.8-4.6-1.8

.0

.5

.2-.5-.4-.3-.3-.61.6

1.11.71.0

323.0377.3

314.1324.2303.5327.3272.1282.1249.1325.0388.3386.3243.4

340.1369.0129.3299.9573.1124.5124.6402.6475.0467.5156.9176.1471.7483.9437.9251.5

181.9164.9167.9104.3196.6

327.6322.0151.7152.2162.2164.472.9

404.6

477.2257.1371.4291.7

1.3

.6

.71.0.6

2.42.7-.8.7.4.1.2

1.8.7

2.1-1.120.6

.0

.04.96.1

-7.1-7.5

.011.920.3

.11.8

.7

.71.31.1

-1.8

1.0.4

-1.0-.9

-2.0-.4

-1.17.0

2.11.7.7.1

56


Table 16. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Areas priced monthly, by expenditure category and commodityand service group. Indexes, July 1986, and percent changes, May 1986 to July 1986—Continued


Group

U.S.city

average

Index Percentchange

Chicago,III.-

NorthwestemInd.

Index Percentchange

Detroit,Mich.1

IndexPercentchange


Anaheim,Calif.

Index Percentchange

New York,N.Y.-

NortheasternN.J.

IndexPercentchange


IndexPercentchange


All items

CommoditiesFood and beveragesCommodities less food and beverages

Nondurables less food and beverageDurables


Special indexes:All items less shelterAll items less medical care ,All items less energy8 ,Energy4

Commodities less foodNondurables less foodNondurablesServices less rent of shelter2

Services less medical care

328.0

281.9312.2261.4259.8269.6

402.3469.8

306.1322.1326.9366.5260.2257.3287.1119.5392.5

0.5

-.1

-.8-1.3

1.11.2

.6-.3-.7

-1.2-.11.41.1

331.1

280.2300.9261.9245.0279.9

408.3478.7

297.4325.2184.0181.5260.5242.7274.8120.1396.0

2.1

.51.7-.3-.7

3.71.9

2.62.2

.914.0-.2-.6.6

6.23.9

318.4

262.4292.4242.9236.0250.1

405.5493.7

293.2308.5173.5155.3244.6238.5265.4115.8384.5

-1.0

-.71.1

-1.8-2.6

-.8

-1.42.4

-1.3-1.3

.2-10.9

-1.7-2.5

-.6-2.3-1.8

330.9

268.1304.4247.9248.7252.7

425.7487.7

300.7324.1179.2181.1246.7245.7277.8125.0416.3

0.5

-.4.3

-.9-2.3

1.2

.1

.4

.9-4.4

-.9-2.2

-.91.11.2

325.1

280.0325.2245.8250.5241.2

390.5475.6

311.7318.9172.8159.3244.0246.7290.8120.9380.0

1.4

1.4-.5-.7-.1

2.31.0

1.41.51.1-.5-.7.6

1.52.4

323.0

274.1314.1246.9252.5249.5

405.9528.4

313.4314.7171.7180.0246.0250.5286.3127.3387.0

1.3

.5

.6

.3

.0

.9

2.12.2

1.51.31.13.6

.4

.0

.43.22.1


2 Indexes on a December 1982=100 base.3 Indexes on a June 1978=100 base in L.A.-Long Beach, Anaheim,

Calif.

Indexes on a June 1978=100 base, except U.S. city average.Indexes on a June 1978=100 base.Indexes on a January 1976=100 base.Indexes on an August 1981 = 100 base.Indexes on a December 1977=100 base, except U.S. city average.Data not adequate for publication.

57


Table 17. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Areas priced bimonthly, by expenditure category and commodity andservice group. Indexes, July 1986, and percent changes, May 1986 to July 1986


Group

All itemsAll items (1957-59-100)5

Food and beveraaesFood

Food at homeCereals and bakery productsMeats Doultrv fish and eaas



HousingShelter

Renters' costs 6


Homeowners' costs 6


Fuel and other utilities .Fuels 7

Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas6

Fuel oil9

Other fuels *Gas (piped) and electricity7

Electricity 10

Utility (piped) gas 10


ADDarel and uDkeeDApparel commodities


TransportationPrivate transportation .

Motor fuel9

Gasoline9



Gasoline unleaded premium 12


Medical careEntertainmentOther goods and services

Personal care

Anchorage,Alaska

2 3

Index Percentchange

Baltimore,Md.

Index Percentchange

Area pricing

Boston,Mass.

Index Percentchange

schedule

Cincinnati,Ohio-Ky.-lnd.

IndexPercentchange

Denver-Boulder,Colo.3

IndexPercentchange

Miami,Fla.

4

IndexPercentchange

Milwaukee,Wis.3

IndexPercentchange


284.1310.4

324.6297.2285.9286.4261.7266.5253.3284.6354.9327.0274.6

266.9237.5105.5229.6347.9102.5102.3284.2372.5422.5184 1181.7265.8208.6194.1336.3

216.4195.6191.8182.5222.9

288.2281.7140.8139.6136.3138.179.0

334.1

432.5292.6307.2276.7

-1 7

.5

.6

.0

.11.32.01.2

-4.2.9

1.6.2

-4.2-6.3-6.6-7.5

.9-6.1-6.3

1.6.8

-3.5-3 6-2.9

1.73.2

.0-1.6

1.21.51.6

-1.521

-1.5-1.7-4.0-4.0-3.9-4.4-2.6

.0

.72.9

.1

.0

330.2383.3

318.0324.3306.1338.6268.1277.3257.7355.9371.0371.1267.8

367.5428.8121.7262.5316.9121.4121.8358.5422.3474.0158 3144.6402.2349.9479.2258.1

228.5205.5234.9162.6238.4

300.7297.1159.4159.2170.3168.677.2

363.7

411.2271.6337.3290.6

0.3

1.82.01.02.91.92.0-.7-.5.4

4.1-.3

.6-.3.2.1

1.0-.6-.73.84.5

-7.9-8 6

.011.117.0-.4-.2

-3.3-4.1-4.4-6.4-1 7

-.4-.5-.9-.8

.2-1.1-1.0

-.2

1.1-.9.7

-.5

323.6387.7

305.1312.7295.7326.4281.9288.8235.0326.5342.2350.2241.9

338.2376.5124.5321.4354.9124.4125.3338.2383.4429.4147 5229.4334.7320.2342.5251.5

229.3213.0200.1196.8253.9

328.0329.9144.0143.5149.0161.374.8

341.9

441.5282.0374.9276.1

0.3

1.71.81.9.5

5.25.4

.11.2-.41.7-.4

.1-.11.1.8

3.0-.9-.9

-1.0-1.8-7.7-7 9

.03.37.7

-4.61.9

-1.0-1.6

1.9-5.2

-.8

.0

.2

.8

.9-.1.8

1.5-1.6

.7-1.5

.3-.8

332.4377.3

324.9334.3331.6394.6279.9287.7262.6350.8427.8331.2250.5

366.0412.8116.7225.2354.6113.3113.6412.6490.9142.8145.8133.2487.7325.6635.4242.9

226.1211.0193.9192.4227.6

272.7273.2139.9139.7149.5153.475.6

392.4

446.0240.7348.3276.8

0.1

1.71.82.51.34.44.41.62.41.7.5

-.1

.2-.2.6.0

4.1-.5-.51.41.3

-5.9-7.4

.02.59.4

-7.8.2

-1.1-1.4-1.1-1.9

-.2

-2.6-3.1

-10.7-10.7-10.6-11.4

-8.55.9

2.4-.1.6

-.4

358.4381.7

285.0291.9284.1306.7248.1253.7271.0285.5350.8315.5253.4

441.3532.3113.8265.3447.6111.8111.4370.2523.9145.3117.7150.9532.4215.4257.1251.4

188.1157.6217.7132.8176.9

301.5296.9140.6138.2137.9136.074.3

382.4

423.8294.9368.3324.1

0.6

.5

.81.21.44.03.91.5

-1.3-.3.1

-3.4

.4

.3

.2-.33.7

.4

.51.71.5

-2.6-12.2

-.91.62.8

.0-.6

-1.7-2.1-3.6-5.1-1.6

.6

.82.02.01.72.13.5

-1.3

2.01.81.6.6

171.2

158.4158.8158.2167.4153.1155.6152.5170.7156.7159.9152.2

174.9184.9108.3163.8203.2108.7108.3170.0191.5177.8142.8184.2191.8195.5140.4143.3

145.1134.8145.1123.0137.5

176.3170.4154.4153.9156.8154.272.9

258.8

200.4136.5195.7169.9

-1.0

-3.5-3.8-1.2

.4-.1.0.3

-6.7-.4

-8.4.7

-.8-.1.4.3

1.1-.5-.6

-3.5-5.6-2.8

-20.8.3

-5.7-5.7-3.1

-.4

-.1-1.0-1.5-.4-.5

-.3-.4

-1.5-1.5

.3-1.3-2.5

.9

.4-.2.0

-2.9

331.3374.0

298.7310.8295.3338.0277.5286.1256.6306.9333.6355.6215.9

378.6428.8119.6254.2368.0119.2119.2412.9475.4506.5161.0166.7458.7346.9579.4243.5

228.2223.4214.9202.6301.3

297.0289.3142.5141.9158.1157.572.6

446.4

399.0284.4324.4287.2

-0.2

.9

.91.0.1

3.63.91.5

-1.3-.4

.61.3

-.4-.8-.4-.5.0

-.9-1.0

1.1-1.3-3.7-3.92.6-.8

-1.4-.2

-1.1

-1.7-1.8-.1

-2.1-4.9

-1.2-1.3

-10.3-10.4-9.7

-10.9-8.8

.8

.9

.3

.8

.5


58


Table 17. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Areas priced bimonthly, by expenditure category and commodity andservice group. Indexes, July 1986, and percent changes, May 1986 to July 1986—Continued


Group

All items




Special indexes:All items less shelterAll items less medical careAll items less energy 13

Energy 9

Commodities less foodNondurables less food ..Nondurables ..Services less rent of shelter6


Area pricing schedule 1 1

Anchorage,Alaska

2 3

Index Percentchange

Baltimore,Md.

Index Percentchange

Boston,Mass.

Index Percentchange


Index Percentchange


Index Percentchange

Miami,Fla.

4

Index Percentchange

Milwaukee,Wis.3

IndexPercentchange


284.1

274.0324 6239.9247.9234.7

313.3475.2

311.12841158.5163.0243.5251.5288.3123.2298.8

-1.7

-.55

-1.2-.6

-1.9

-2.7.9

.0-1 8-1.7-1.8-1.1

-.6.0.8

-3.0

330.2

295.2318 0276.9275.8290.9

386.6442.8

306.9326 0170.1151.4276.4274.9297.9124.3378.5

0.3

-.11 8

-1.3-1.7

-.6

.8

.8

.5

.3

.12.0

-1.3-1.6

.11.7.8

323.6

283.03051263.2278.6248.0

386.7486.8

308.9317.8175.0159.3261.7274.1292.9122.2376.3

0.3

.51 7-.3-.9.4

.1

.8

.5

.3

.4-.8-.4-.8.5.4.1

332.4

292.9324 9265.7268.9273.2

398.5464.3

307.0325.5175.5162.5265.7267.1301.0117.6383.7

0.1

-.41 7

-2.0-3.3

.0

.82.7

.2

.0

.6-3.5-1.9-3.1

-.61.5.4

358.4

289.0285.0285.4254.7319.9

469.7459.8

298.9353.6187.7178.7283.2253.3270.7118.6467.7

0.6

.3

.5

.2

.9-.8

.91.8

.7

.5

.51.7.0.5.7

1.3.7

171.2

154.7158.4152.4151.5159.1

191.0206.3

165.3169.4171.4171.4152.5151.6155.3117.7189.2

-1.0

-1.9-3.5-.7-.9-.4

-.4.4

-1.4-1.2-.8

-3.6-.7-.7

-2.3-.4-.4

331.3

285.9298.7274.8274.2271.0

407.1431.2

301.5327.7184.1176.0271.3266.4287.2112.6401.8

-0.2

-.8.9

-1.9-3.1

-.6

.4

.8

.0-.3.3

-4.7-1.8-2.8

-.91.5.4


59


Table 17. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Areas priced bimonthly, by expenditure category and commodityand service group. Indexes, July 1986, and percent changes, May 1986 to July 1986—Continued


Group

Area pricing schedule 1

NortheastPennsylvania

Index Percentchange

Portland,Oreg.-Wash.:

Index Percentchange

St. Louis,Mo.-lll.

Index Percentchange

San Diego,Calif.

IndexPercentchange

Seattle-Everett,Wash.3

Index Percentchange

Washington,D.C.-Md.-Va.

Index Percentchange

All itemsAll items (1957-59=100)15


Food at homeCereals and bakery productsMeats, poultry, fish, and eggs " .

Meats, poultry, and fishDairy productsFruits and vegetablesOther foods at home 16


HousingShelter

Renters' costs6


Homeowners' costs6



Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas " ....Fuel oil9

Other fuels9

Gas (piped) and electricityElectricity 18


Household furnishings and operation .


Men's and boys' apparelWomen's and girls' apparel.Footwear


Motor fuel9

Gasoline 9

Gasoline, leaded regular "Gasoline, unleaded regular " ....Gasoline, unleaded premium 12


Medical careEntertainmentOther goods and services .

Personal care


309.0364.7

297.8307.5298.5309.1285.3291.8236.2317.8363.9333.0226.0

331.8375.2119.0285.2429.0117.8118.1473.8461.7524.5160.7167.5295.6190.7162.1225.2

205.7201.3207.4178.2237.2

285.2293.4136.4136.2136.0132.571.6

269.8

475.3266.5329.3291.5

-0.1

.6

.7

.91.13.94.31.2

-2.3-.8-.1.9

-.6-.5-.9

-1.32.0-.9

-1.0-1.1-2.2-4.8-9.0

.6

.0

.0

.0

.0

-3.5-3.9-4.7-7.1

-.2

-.5-.6

-5.7-5.7-6.1-6.3-2.82.7

2.6.7.8

-.2

314.7372.0

304.2313.1290.5323.5264.5269.1228.5309.6372.0366.3226.5

318.7364.3112.3248.2382.0111.0110.8378.4368.1385.6129.5NA

332.8186.8173.9223.6

188.4180.3204.5151.3215.2

316.7324.4154.4154.3149.0154.075.4

352.9

433.2259.0371.9299.2

0.0

-.4-.3

-1.0-1.3-1.7-1.8

.0-2.6

.51.0

-2.4

-.8-.4-.5-.7.2

-.4-.4

-1.7-3.5

-11.0-11.0NA

.0

.0

.0-1.2

-4.0-4.8-2.1-9.1-2.2

2.01.83.33.34.03.12.44.7

.61.5.3

-.6

325.6380.3

313.4318.4308.7348.1252.8258.8293.8367.1367.9343.7261.8

371.7423.8123.1242.1381.3122.6123.2377.2473.0455.9170.1143.2457.4405.0483.9252.4

189.3177.6170.8148.4148.9

281.4286.4138.8138.6147.4151.379.7

273.6

408.7260.6341290.7

2.2

1.81.82.51.54.54.61.22.41.8.1

1.6

5.53.92.22.6

.44.64.8

13.015.8-6.4-8.9-3.418.832.8

1.81.6

-3.9-4.4

-10.7-.2

-5.3

-.4-.6

-1.8-1.7-2.0-2.1

.34.3

1.8-1.1

.7

.1

383.1402.7

324.4338.1299.1327.9279.6284.7243.9303.1363.4430.7211.7

491.2633.3138.6376.6407.2139.6140.2342.3434.8211.9173.3217.2457.2458.8454.4230.4

211.3193.3195.5162.222.9

315.8311.5150.0149.9156.8170.380.7

381.1

392.7270.7322.4293.4

0.1

-.8-1.0-1.6-1.43.73.8

.0-7.1-3.8

.02.0

1.31.21.61.52.21.01.1.7.0

-1.6-11.2

-.5.0.0.0

2.1

-3.3-4.15.4

-11.7-1.8

-1.3-1.5-7.9-7.9-9.9-7.9-4.82.6

1.31.1

-1.0-2.4

323.7380.4

297.5306.9290.3312.4250.7258.9247.3257.5403.0346.3237.4

360.1412.1114.6277.4464.3112.9112.3353.5461.5414.3150.4173.4441.9448.9418.1251.2

198.9184.9189.5142.4205.4

285.7285.9151.9151.4175.1178.774.3

310.6

408.5271.4358.2323.5

0.1

-.4-.3-.81.81.91.9

-1.0-9.9

.5

.6-1.6

-.3-.1

.0

.0

.0

.2

.1-1.1-2.0-9.7

-10.6.0

1.92.3

.0-.1

.0-.1

-1.8-.8

-2.1

-.1-.11.71.72.21.61.5

2.51.6

.3

329.3383.7

327.1330.6332.2347.6292.3302.7254.2383.0422.2332.4288.3

350.7377.5125.6303.0434.6118.0118.1360.4456.0564.6151.7309.2434.4343.6504.9273.8

214.7188.1191.7159.9223.6

302.8291.0152.2152.1161.6162.178.7

432.1

455.3266.5343.3273.4

-0.1

-.3-.4-.5-.7-.3-.31.4-.6

-1.5-.1.2

-.5-.6-.1-.2.6

-1.1-1.1

1.31.2

-8.9-8.9-8.83.9

12.8-4.5-1.5

.1-.1

-4.22.0

.0

.2

.3-1.4-1.2

-.7-1.3-1.1-1.6

.21.21.52.7


60


Table 17. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Areas priced bimonthly, by expenditure category and commodityand service group. Indexes, July 1986, and percent changes, May 1986 to July 1986—Continued


Group



Index Percentchange

Portland,Oreg.-Wash.!

Index Percentchange

St. Louis,Mo.-lll.

Index Percentchange

San Diego,Calif.

Index Percentchange

Seattle-Everett,Wash.3

Index Percentchange


Index Percentchange


All items





Energy9



309.0

282.7297.8271.6271.3272.8

360.8536.7

296.3299.9170.3157.6268.3265.7285.1120.5335.9

-0.1

-.4.6

-1.2-2.6

.9

.52.8

.1-.3.3

-3.4-1.1-2.4-.91.4.1

314.7

277.8304.2262.4262.6275.5

372.8466.3

301.8307.9169.0159.4260.6258.8283.5124.0360.1

0.0

-.5-.4-.5

-1.3.5

.6

.2

.0

.1-.2-.6

-1.4-.81.4.6

325.6

285.1313.4262.1249.3276.6

394.8440.9

299.6320.5177.9166.7262.6250.1284.2119.6385.4

2.2

1.8-.7

-1.1-.2

4.42.1

1.82.21.48.7-.6

-1.0.5

4.64.7

383.1

305.2324.4290.1265.3320.0

504.5417.0

302.1382.1208.3175.8286.7259.6295.6120.3512.3

0.1

-1.0-.8

-1.2-3.61.6

1.01.3

-.4.0.4

-4.5-1.1-3.2-2.1

.81.0

323.7

277.3297.5264.1271.4267.1

400.6436.7

296.2318.8178.1175.3262.3267.0285.4115.9394.4

0.1

-.1-.4.0.2

-.2

2.4

329.3

283.3327.1255.1262.0254.7

393.2496.2

311.5322.8176.7162.7257.0264.1295.3124.6380.3

-0.1

-.5-.3-.6-.9-.2

.3

.2

.1-.1-.1.0

-.6-.8-.61.2.3

1 Areas on pricing schedule 2 (See footnote 1 table 13) will appearnext month.

2 Indexes oh a October 1967=100 base unless otherwise indicated.3 Due to smaller sample sizes in this area, data will no longer be

published on a bi-monthly basis after December 1986. Local indexes willbe published on a semi-annual average basis.

4 Indexes are on a November 1977=100 base unless otherwiseindicated.

5 The 1957-59=100 base is not available for Anchorage, Alaska andDenver-Boulder, Colo.; index for Anchorage, Alaska is on a May-October1960=100 base; index for Denver-Boulder, Colo, is on a January1964=100 base.

Indexes on a November 1982=100 base.Index on a June 1978=100 base in Miami, Fla.Indexes on a June 1978=100 base in Cincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-lnd.;

Denver-Boulder, Col.; and Miami, Fla.Indexes on a June 1978=100 base.Indexes on a June 1978=100 base in Anchorage, Alaska; Denver-

Boulder, Col.; and Miami, Fla.11 Indexes on a June 1978=100 base in Anchorage, Alaska; Denver-

Boulder, Col.; and Miami, Fla. Indexes on a January 1976=100 base inBaltimore, Md.; Boston, Mass.; Cincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-lnd.; and Milwaukee,Wis.

12 Indexes on an August 1981 =100 base.13 Indexes are on the bases listed below:

Anchorage, Alaska January 1978=100.

Baltimore, Md March 1978=100.Boston, Mass January 1978=100.Cincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-lnd March 1978=100.Denver-Boulder, Colo January 1978=100.Miami, Fla November! 977=100.Milwaukee, Wis November 1977=100.Northeastern Pennsylvania...November 1977=100.Portland, Oreg.-Wash January 1978=100.St. Louis, Mo.-lll March 1978=100.San Diego, Calif November 1977=100.Seattle-Everett, Wash November 1977=100.Washington, D.C.-Md.-Va November 1977=100.

14 Data for Northeast, Pa. will no longer be published after December1986.

15 The 1957-59=100 base is not available for San Diego, Calif.; indexis on a February 1965=100 base.

16 Index is on an April 1967=100 base in Northeastern Pennsylvaniaand Portland, Oreg.-Wash.

17 Index on a June 1978=100 base in San Diego, Calif.18 Indexes on a June 1978=100 base in Northeast, Pa.; and Portland,

Oreg.-Wash.19 Indexes on a June 1978=100 base in Northeast, Pa.; and Portland,

Oreg.-Wash. Indexes on a January 1976=100 base' in St Louis, Mo.-lll.;San Diego, Calif.; Seattle-Everett, Wash.; and Washington, D.C.-Md.-Va.

NA Data not adequate for publication.

61


Table 18. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers : Selected areas, all items index



Otherindexbase

Indexes

Apr.1986

May1986

June1986

July1986


July1985

May1986

June1986


June1985

Apr.1986

May1986

Area2

U.S. city average

Chicago, Ill.-Northwestern IndDetroit, Mich.3

LA.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif. .,N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern N.JPhiladelphia, Pa.-N.J

Anchorage, Alaska4

Baltimore, MdBoston, MassCincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-lnd.4

Denver-Boulder, Colo.4 ,Miami, FlaMilwaukee, Wis.4

Northeast Pennsylvania 5

Portland, Oreg.-Wash.4


Seattle-Everett, Wash.4


Atlanta, Ga.4

Buffalo, N.Y.4

Cleveland, Ohio 6

Dallas-Fort Worth, TexHonolulu, Hawaii4


Minneapolis-StPaul, Minn.-Wis.4...Pittsburgh, PaSan Francisco-Oakland, Calif.7

Region 8


fopui&iion size ciass

A-1 9

A-2 9

BCD


MMMMM

111111

10/67

11/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

320.4

309.1308.1320.2313.2319.7

321.4

309.6311.0322.7312.3320.8

281.8326.8319.3324.8350.3173.4350.6308.1303.2314.2345.2309.4330.2

323.0

315.6310.2324.5314.4323.5

322.9

316.0307.5323.8316.5324.6

276.9327.9320.8324.9352.4171.6350.1307.8303.4320.6345.0310.1330.2

1.2

1.6-.32.53.31.9

.31.41.6.5

-1.0-.6-.1.7.1

1.32.4

.31.3

0.5

2.1-1.1

.31.31.2

-1.7.3.5.0.6

-1.0-.1-.1.1

2.0-.1.2.0

0.0

.1-.9-.2.7.3

1.3

1.5.9

3.32.62.0

331.7292.7324.4334.1306.0327.7308.9332.3307.8333.2

171.1170.0174.1174.5

169.3173.8172.7173.4173.6

335.5294.0328.2337.4306.5330.9311.4336.2308.3338.1

171.6172.2175.2176.3

171.0175.2174.1174.6174.2

2.9.1.9

1.22.0

-1.2.3

1.2.0

2.9

1.9.7.9

2.0

2.31.21.01.0.4

0.8

2.1.7

1.3.4

1.2

1.1.4

1.21.0.2

1.0.8

1.2.2

1.5

.31.3.6

1.0

1.0.8.8.7.3

0.5

1.9-.3.6.7.8

62


Table 18. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers : Selected areas, all items index—Continued



Otherindexbase

Indexes

Apr.1986

May1986

June1986

July1986


July1985

May1986

June1986


June1985

Apr.1986

May1986


Northeast/ANorth Central/ASouth/AWest/ANortheast/BNorth Central/BSouth/BWest/BNortheast/CNorth Central/CSouth/CWest/CNortheast/D 5


12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

166.9172.1174.9174.9171.7167.7173.2177.1187.4165.1174.3168.9177.2171.4174.0173.9

167.7174.7176.1177.1172.2169.7174.6178.7187.8167.2175.2

175.5172.6174.6175.4

2.11.11.12.81.0.4

1.41.12.2

.3

.41.61.0.1.3.7

0.51.5.7

1.3.3

1.2.8.9.2

1.3.5.6

-1.0.7.3.9

1 Foods, fuels, and several other items priced every month in all areas;most other goods and services priced as indicated:

M - Every month.1 - January, March, May, July, September, and November.2 - February, April, June, August, October, and December.

2 Area is generally the Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA),exclusive of farms. L.A.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif, is a combination oftwo SMSA's, and N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastem N.J. and Chicago, III.-Northwestern Ind. are the more extensive Standard Consolidated Areas.Area definitions are those established by the Office of Management andBudget in 1973, except for Denver-Boulder, Colo, which does not includeDouglas County. Definitions do not include revisions made since 1973.


4 Due to smaller sample sizes in this area, data will no longer bepublished on a bi-monthly basis after December 1986. A local index willbe published on a semi-annual average basis.

5 This index will no longer be published after December 1986.6 After December 1986, Cleveland, Ohio will be published in odd

instead of even numbered months.7 After December 1986, this index series will be published on a

monthly basis.8 Regions are defined as the four Census regions.

The population size classes are aggregations of areas which haveurban population as defined:

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.


9 A-1 and A-2 will be aggregated to produce a population size class Aindex after December 1986. A-1 and A-2 will no longer be publishedseparately after December 1986.

NOTE: Local area CPI indexes are by-products of the national CPIprogram. Because each local index is a small subset of the nationalindex, it has a smaller sample size and is, therefore, subject tosubstantially more sampling and other measurement error than thenational index. As a result, local area indexes show greater volatility thanthe national index, although their long-term trends are quite similar.Therefore, the Bureau of Labor Statistics strongly urges users to consideradopting the national average CPI for use in escalator clauses.

63


Table 19. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers : Selected areas, food at homeexpenditure categories


Area, region, population size classOtherindexbase

Totalfood

athome

Cerealsand

bakeryproducts

Meats,poultry,

fish, andeggs1

Dairyproducts

Fruitsand

vegetables

Otherfoods

athome1

Indexes, July 1986

Area2

U.S. city average

Anchorage, Alaska3

Atlanta, Ga.3


Chicago, Ill.-Northwestem IndCincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-lnd.3




LA.-Long Beach, Anaheim, CalifMiami, FlaMilwaukee, Wis.3

Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.-Wis.3..,N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastem N.JNortheast Pennsylvania4





Region s



A-1 8

A-2 e

BCD


10/67

11/77

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

303.9

278.5319.2302.4292.4307.1295.1329.5302.7306.2285.3295.1340.9316.3298.7301.8161.4302.2303.2314.2301.0305.7290.0291.4309.0302.1311.5289.3325.9

157.2153.5157.8160.4

156.2157.9158.8154.8156.4

324.6

283.0309.1337.6321.3299.6329.4397.8318.3313.1282.1328.8316.5321.3316.3325.1171.6354.6352.4331.8301.4327.8306.8326.8364.7339.9350.3314.0320.8

170.2173.6168.1177.3

169.8173.3174.9170.7170.2

274.0

244.6259.9267.7279.9280.3269.8280.8296.4257.3244.2273.4320.0270.7258.9275.8161.5284.9263.0285.2278.8275.0251.2252.2252.9273.5288.6248.1292.6

156.1148.8151.7154.2

154.8151.8153.3148.5155.0

257.0

245.2295.3253.1234.1254.7242.4264.0250.9281.5269.3242.6297.2298.6281.7255.5152.0258.7282.2267.0234.6247.5227.3235.9288.4255.3248.3246.4254.1

141.7139.8153.4150.3

145.7147.1145.7143.0143.8

325.6

284.7370.5354.0332.6348.4332.1352.0306.8318.2302.0300.3367.9323.0325.3282.5175.0309.1291.0336.5352.1327.7333.6316.6364.8306.6304.4261.0374.3

170.9166.3172.5165.1

161.6172.1177.1168.4172.2

373.4

354.0410.0358.1329.9376.0353.9416.8353.3386.7365.4367.8413.0397.3356.7386.2153.9341.5360.1389.9365.4391.9370.4385.3370.1366.6396.3395.4415.3

152.2151.6155.3162.3

153.7156.6155.9154.3150.4

64


Table 19. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers : Selected areas, food at homeexpenditure categories—Continued


Area, region, population size class


Northeast/ANorth Central/ASouth/A .West/ANortheast/BNorth Central/BSouth/BWest/BNortheast/CNorth Central/CSouth/CWest/CNortheast/D4


Otherindexbase

Totalfood

athome

Cerealsand

bakeryproducts

Meats,poultry,

fish, andeggs1

Dairyproducts

Fruitsand

vegetables

Otherfoods

athome1

Indexes, July 1986

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

156.2154.8161.1158.8161.2150.3159.1164.0156.8153.5153.3158.6159.2151.8157.4161.4

168.4173.3169.4177.0175.4180.4166.9181.9173.2171.2168.1172.2170.6170.8167.7174.8

155.6151.2154.2151.6159.2142.9151.8158.8155.6146.5143.6155.0155.4149.4160.4153.9

143.7143.0154.7151.9136.4137.3153.8153.3139.3135.6152.0143.6140.5137.1153.1143.0

166.5167.0173.3156.3188.6159.8179.8173.9168.6172.3164.0171.9178.2161.8174.3182.5

151.1151.5162.7163.6154.7149.0156.8162.7152.6155.7153.1157.1156.7149.7144.2162.0


65




Totalfood

athome

Cerealsand

bakeryproducts

Meats,poultry,

fish, andeggs

Dairyproducts

Fruitsand

vegetables

Otherfoods

athome

Area2

U.S. city average

Anchorage, Alaska3

Atlanta, Ga.3






L.A.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif..Miami, FlaMilwaukee, Wis.3

Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.-Wis.3

N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastem N.JNortheast Pennsylvania4

Philadelphia, Pa.-NJPittsburgh, PaPortland, Oreg.-Wash.3




Region 5



A - 2 6 .BCD


1.3

-.42.41.62.51.91.22.11.4

-1.0.6

1.1-2.3

.1

.4

.1-.4.7.8

2.42.11.21.0

-1.2.5

-1.51.41.2.3

1.71.31.2.5

1.51.01.11.21.6

0.0

.0-1.1-.3.8

2.1-.21.9.7

-.8.7

-2.7-.41.6.9.5

-1.0-.5-.1.1.8

-.2-.8-.9.0

-1.7.7

-.3.2

-.2-.2

.3

.5

-.2.2

-.2.4.1

3.7

1.54.83.44.05.24.73.62.8

.23.34.3

-2.31.74.42.6

.22.23.64.85.02.03.7

-3.23.3

.35.03.71.9

3.94.33.52.8

4.13.13.43.74.3

0.4

.52.2-.7-.2.0.1

1.2.5

-.3.2.7

-1.4-.1.3

1.9-.11.7.7

1.1-.1-.81.41.6

-1.5.1

1.1-.3.4

.4

.6

.1

.9

.8

.3

.4-.1.7

0.6

-5.74.7

.86.2

-1.42.4-.32.3

-1.6-1.3

.6-6.2-1.6-6.5-4.1-1.5

.1-3.53.42.93.1

-3.1-2.8-.7

-3.8-4.6-2.5-1.0

2.5.5

1.1-3.3

1.6-.8.3.2

1.9

-0.1

.7

.61.9.2.4

-1.82.1-.2

-2.2-.5-.3

-1.1-1.3

.1-1.3

-.6-.6.4.1.0.7

1.3.5

-.5-2.5

1.62.2-.7

.2-.5-.2-.1

-.5.1.3

-.1-.3


66





Northeast/ANorth Central/ASouth/AWest/ANortheast/ BNorth Central/BSouth/BWest/BNortheast/CNorth Central/CSouth/CWest/C.... .. .Northeast/D 4

North Central/DSouth/DWest/D4

Totalfood

athome

Cerealsand

bakeryproducts

Meats,poultry,

fish, andeggs

Dairyproducts

Fruitsand

vegetables

Otherfoods

athome


2.01.0.4.4

1.01.31.9.2.5

1.71.31.02.11.71.5.9

0.2-.5-.2.3

-1.6.6.2.6

-.4.3.7

1.6.3

-.5.4

-.1

4.24.01.93.13.84.24.01.41.84.74.04.53.84.94.43.2

0.6.3.1

1.4-.3.7.5.6

-.2-.1.2

-.3-.12.2-.3.6

2.9.5

-.3-4.1-.1.2

3.2-3.2

1.6.9.2

-3.45.3

.61.9.1

0.4-.7-.5-.4.5

-.6.5.3

-.8.1

-.1.2.1

-.3-.6-.1

1 Index is on an April 1967=100 base in NortheasternPennsylvania and Portland, Oreg.-Wash.

2 Area is generally the Standard Metropolitan StatisticalArea (SMSA), exclusive of farms. LA.-Long Beach, Anaheim,Calif, is a combination of two SMSA's, and N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern N.J. and Chicago, Ill.-Northwestem Ind. are themore extensive Standard Consolidated Areas. Area definitionsare those established by the Office of Management andBudget in 1973, except for Denver-Boulder, Colo, which doesnot include Douglas County. Definitions do not includerevisions made since 1973.

3 Due to smaller sample sizes in this area, data will nolonger be published on a bi-monthly basis after December1986. A local index will be published on a semi-annual

4 This index will no longer be published after December1986.

5 Regions are defined as the four Census regions.The population size classes are aggregations of areas

which have urban population as defined: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 populationsize classes A-1 and A-2.

6 A-1 and A-2 will be aggregated to produce a populationsize class A index after December 1986. A-1 and A-2 will nolonger be published separately after December 1986.

67


Table 20. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers : Areas priced monthly, by expenditurecategory and commodity and service group, percent change from June 1986 to July 1986

GroupU.S.city

average

Chicago,III.-

NorthwesternInd.

Detroit,Mich.1


Anaheim,Calif.

New York,N.Y.-

NortheasternN.J.

Philadelphia,Pa.-NJ.


All items.


Food at homeCereals and bakery products ..Meats, poultry, fish, and eggs .



HousingShelter

Renters' costsRent, residentialOther renters' costs

Homeowners' costsOwners' equivalent rent






Men's and boys' apparelWomen's and girls' apparel....Footwear


Motor fuelGasoline

Gasoline, leaded regularGasoline, unleaded regular....Gasoline, unleaded premium ,


Medical care.

Entertainment.

Other goods and services .Personal care

0.0

.91.3.0

3.73.6

.4

.6-.1.2.2

.1

.5

.6

.61.2.4.4

-1.2-1.7-5.5-6.5-.9-.9.5

-3.1.1

-.7-1.3-.7-.5

-1.3-1.5-6.5-6.6-7.2-6.8-4.8

.7

.7

.8

.1

0.1

.7

.71.2-.24.74.5

.12.4

-1.8-.2.2

.61.0.8.9

1.3.7.7

-.5-.6

-4.5-4.9-1.7-.2.2

-1.0.7

1.41.5

-1.28.1

-3.5

-2.1-2.3-9.2-9.5

-10.1-10.3-6.7

.0

1.2

1.41.4.2

-0.9

.9

.91.1

-2.74.34.1.7.6

-.3.3.7

-1.91.01.7.9

7.7.6.6

-9.9-15.0

-.9-1.1

.0-16.5-1.0

-26.9.6

-2.1-2.6

.2-5.9-3.7

-1.5-1.6-8.9-8.9

-10.7-8.3-8.1

.0

1.7

1.72.1

-0.2

.0

.1

.1

.52.62.41.9

-4.1-1.3

.1-1.1

.8

.7

.6

.52.2.8.5.2.2

1.0NA

1.0.2.1.3

1.7

-.4-.6.4

-2.6-.9

-2.2-2.3-8.6-8.6-9.5-8.5-7.9

-.4

.4

-.2

-.8-2.4

0.7

1.61.72.4.1

4.85.01.13.4.1.2.2

.82.02.52.61.11.81.8

-2.9-3.7-5.3-5.6

.0-3.0-2.3-4.1

.4

-1.1-1.4-3.92.23.4

-.7-1.0-4.9-4.9-5.3-5.4-4.0

.6

.8

.6

1.61.3

0.3

.8

.91.2-.22.02.2-.83.1

.7

.3

.2

-.2-.21.0-.6

10.4-1.0-1.0-1.0-1.6-6.5-6.8

.0

.3

.5

.0

.7

2.53.18.31.2-.8

-.2-.9

-6.0-6.0-7.0-5.9-5.1

7.8

1.3

.9

.6-.1

68


Table 20. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers : Areas priced monthly, by expenditurecategory and commodity and service group, percent change from June 1986 to July 1986—Continued

GroupU.S.city

average

Chicago,III.-

NorthwesternInd.

Detroit,Mich.1


Anaheim,Calif.

New York,N.Y.-

NortheastemNJ.

Philadelphia,Pa.-NJ.


All items

CommoditiesFood and beverages ,Commodities less food and beverages .


ServicesMedical care services ,

Special indexes:All items less shelterAll items less medical careAll items less energyEnergyCommodities less foodNondurables less foodNondurablesServices less rent of shelterServices less medical care

0.0

-.3.9

-1.2-1.9-.2

.3

.6

-.2-.1.4

-4.0-1.1-1.8-.4.2.3

0.1

-.3.7

-1.0-1.9

.4

.61.4

-.1.0.7

-4.5-.9

-1.8-.5.5.5

-0.9

-.6.9

-1.4-2.8

-.2

-1.22.1

-1.3-1.0

.7-12.4-1.4-2.5-.8

-2.5-1.5

-0.2

-.9.0

-1.5-2.7

.2

.4

.5

-.6-.3.3

-5.2-1.5-2.6-1.2

.2

.4

0.7

.41.6-.6-.9-.1

.9

.1

.2

.71.1

-4.1-.6-.8.6

-.1.9

0.3

.1

.8-.5

-1.1.6

.61.4

.5

.3

.8-3.4-.4

-1.0.0

1.3.5

1 Detroit, Mich, will no longer be published on a monthly basis after December 1986. Beginning after December 1986, a local index will bepublished for even numbered months only.

"* Data not adequate for publication.

69


Table 21. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers : Areas priced monthly, by expenditurecategory and commodity and service group. Indexes, July 1986 and percent changes May 1986 to July 1986


Group

U.S.city

average

Index Percentchange

Chicago,III.-

NorthwesternInd.

Index Percentchange

Detroit,Mich. 1

IndexPercentchange


Anaheim,Calif.

Index Percentchange

New York,N.Y.-

NortheasternN.J.

Index Percentchange


Index Percentchange

All itemsAll items (1957-59= 100)


Food at homeCereals and bakery products ....Meats, poultry, fish, and eggs ...



HousingShelter

Renters' costs 2


Homeowners' costs 2



Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas 3

Fuel oil4

Other fuels 5


Household furnishings and operation ,


Men's and boys' apparelWomen's and girls' apparel.Footwear

TransportationPrivate transportation .

Motor fuel5

Gasoline 5


Gasoline, unleaded regular6 ...Gasoline, unleaded premium 7


Medical careEntertainmentOther goods and services .

Personal care


322.9375.5

312.0319.5303.9324.6274.0281.9257.0325.6373.4364.2243.4

354.5391.5110.0280.3420.4108.8108.8390.3469.1462.9445.5182.8461.4390.8548.7246.5

201.8186.3195.4160.8209.6

304.6298.3144.6144.4154.2160.174.6

418.0

432.4269.0341.;288.8

0.5

1.01.01.2.8

4.34.5

.5-1.8

-.2.6.5

.8

.71.11.02.2

.5

.51.92.0

-7.4-8.7-1.64.29.4

-2.9.2

-1.6-2.0-2.3-3.1-1.1

-.4-.5

-3.2-3.2-3.4-3.0-2.6

1.0

1.2

316.0359.0

296.9303.3295.1329.4269.8281.3242.4332.1353.9324.7233.8

348.2378.5109.0248.6435.0108.1107.6396.1506.4477.8166.6153.8488.5507.1402.5233.3

172.4151.2144.3134.8165.6

298.1286.8141.3140.7156.7157.179.7

435.6

439.0325.1343.8256.5

2.1

1.71.71.9.7

6.16.2

.9

.4-.71.32.1

4.8.5.3.9

-4.4.5.5

22.930.2-6.0-6.7-1.035.967.2-1.8

.3

.3

.2-2.65.9

-1.6

-1.1-1.2-5.0-4.9-4.7-5.1-4.4-.4

1.51.41.8.0

307.5353.3

294.1297.6295.1328.8273.4276.9242.6300.3367.8316.1273.9

334.0376.9112.1259.9376.5109.6109.7400.4453.7548.8177.2195.5439.7341.1498.6200.3

159.4142.1159.6118.9137.1

293.9290.0150.3149.9161.0167.676.0

415.3

455.9223.9331.4257.8

-1.1

1.01.01.2

-2.33.74.0-.62.2

.2

.7

.6

-2.8.1

1.7.4

11.7-.6-.6

-10.1-13.3

-1.8-2.0-.7

-14.61.7

-25.5-1.2

-4.4-5.6-1.9

-12.1-2.8

-1.1-1.3-7.3-7.3-8.9-6.8-6.91.5

2.1-.21.71.2

323.8380.7

309.1319.8301.8325.1275.8279.6255.5282.5386.2356.3225.4

361.6398.9112.1341.9364.6111.2110.8381.3520.0163.7NA

163.7523.6375.8737.9230.9

182.7169.9176.5126.1220.9

321.4320.7144.7144.7156.7165.376.2

340.5

450.1212.4329.282.1

0.3

.3

.4

.11.24.14.21.4

-8.3-.4.9

1.21.42.12.03.61.0.8.4

-.2.6

NA.6

-.2-.4.0

1.3

.2

.11.6

-1.7-3.6

-1.0-1.0-7.8-7.8-8.4-7.7-7.5-2.0

.8

.2-.4

-1.6

316.5376.6

320.6331.7314.2331.8285.2290.6267.0336.5389.9377.6234.0

326.4346.1112.5301.4441.2112.1112.3382.8484.9498.6161.5195.0471.2422.2551.5249.8

184.9162.1155.1142.5197.2

334.0303.7141.5141.1143.7146.372.:

475.6

426.1287.4354.317.0

1.3

1.41.41.9.8

5.86.1

.9-1.3-.2

2.43.03.43.6

.93.03.11.51.6

-6.5-6.9

.05.5

11.0-2.2

-2.7-3.5-5.0-1.2

.6

.3

.0-.5-.4-.2-.3-.61.4

1.02.11.2.0

324.6379.1

323.2333.5305.7327.8275.0284.2247.5327.7391.9421.6251.2

345.8386.2114.2299.9565.0110.6110.8401.6474.0466.2156.6176.1471.5483.9437.9238.5

154.2134.7142.979.0

196.3

333.8329.8153.7154.2163.2167.172.9

409.0

503.0246.8356.9274.6

1.2

.7

.81.0.6

2.62.9-.81.2.2.1.2

1.6.5

1.5-1.119.0

.0

.04.76.0

-7.1-7.4

.011.820.3

.11.7

.1

.02.4

-1.7-2.8

1.0.5

-1.0-1.0-2.0

-.4-1.08.2

1.81.6.8.0


70


Table 21. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers : Areas priced monthly, by expenditurecategory and commodity and service group. Indexes, July 1986 and percent changes May 1986 to July 1986—Continued


Group

U.S.city

average

Index Percentchange

Chicago,III.-

NorthwesternInd.

Index Percentchange

Detroit,Mich. 1

Index Percentchange


Anaheim,Calif.

Index Percentchange

New York,N.Y.-

NortheasternN.J.

IndexPercentchange


IndexPercentchange


All items




Special indexes:All items less shelterAll items less medical careAll items less energy8

Energy4



322.9

281.1312.0260.7260.1263.2

397.7466.9

304.3317.4321.1363.1259.6257.7287.2107.8387.9

0.5

-.11.0-.8

-1.3-.1

1.11.2

.4

.4

.6-.4-.8

-1.2-.11.51.1

316.0

270.5296.9249.9245.2256.9

392.7482.9

296.7309.7174.8178.7249.3243.8273.0109.8379.1

2.1

1.7-.5

-1.0

3.81.8

2.52.1

.912.2-.4-.9.5

6.34.0

307.5

254.1294.1231.6235.9228.5

397.0479.6

287.9298.6166.8156.6233.6238.7266.2105.1377.3

-1.1

-.81.0

-1.9-3.0

-.7

-1.52.2

-1.4-1.3

.2-10.8-1.7-2.8

-.9-2.3-1.8

323.8

265.5309.1242.5248.5241.1

419.5479.2

298.2317.3175.3175.7241.7245.8280.0112.2410.3

0.3

-.6.3

-1.3-2.5

.6

1.2

.0

.3

.9-4.8-1.2-2.4-1.0

1.11.3

316.5

276.8320.6244.4252.8232.6

381.9454.2

308.0311.1167.9158.4242.7249.2289.7106.8372.5

1.3

1.4-.4-.6-.2

2.31.0

.81.41.4.9

-.4-.5

1.62.4

324.6

277.7323.2246.9239.2261.0

414.8566.9

311.4315.9172.7177.8246.3238.7284.1112.0393.3

1.2

.4

.7

.2-.2.8

2.11.9

1.41.21.03.1

.2-.2.3

3.22.1


2 Indexes on a December 1984=100 base.3 Indexes on a June 1978=100 base in LA.-Long Beach, Anaheim,

Calif.

Indexes on a June 1978=100 base, except U.S. city average.Indexes on a June 1978=100 base.Indexes on a January 1976=100 base.Indexes on an August 1981 =100 base.Indexes on a December 1977=100 base, except U.S. city average.Data not adequate for publication.

71


Table 22. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers : Areas priced bimonthly, by expenditure categoryand commodity and service group. Indexes, July 1986 and percent changes May 1986 to July 1986


Group


Anchorage,Alaska

Index Percentchange

Baltimore,Md.

Index Percentchange

Boston,Mass.

Index Percentchange


Index Percentchange


Index Percentchange

Miami,Fla.

Index Percentchange

Milwaukee,Wis.3

IndexPercentchange







HousingShelter

Renters' costs6


Homeowners' costsOwners' equivalent rent6

Fuel and other utilitiesFuels7

Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas8 . . .Fuel oil9

Other fuels9

Gas (piped) and electricity7

Electricity t0






Motor fuel •Gasoline •

Gasoline, leaded regular "Gasoline, unleaded regular" ....Gasoline, unleaded premium " .



Personal care


276.9302.5

322.8297.0278.5283.0244.6249.3245.2284.7354.0340.7262.2

255.7224.393.7

229.6362.7

94.894.7

282.2375.1423.2182.8190.8265.9208.8194.1332.0

212.5186.1197.3167.6200.6

287.2284.5144.3143.1139.2142.878.9

339.8

417.8268.4314.8287.6

-1.7

.5

.5-.2.1.9

1.51.1

-4.4.9

1.7.3

-4.3-6.5-7.0-7.5

1.0-6.2-6.3

1.91.1

-3.4-3.6-2.9

1.73.2

.0-1.5

1.01.41.6

-1.01.7

-1.6-1.8-4.1-4.0-3.9-4.3-2.6

.0

.63.4

.1-.3

327.9380.7

317.8325.5302.4337.6267.7277.1253.1354.0358.1387.5253.4

365.4420.4109.4262.5317.0110.0110.5358.7420.8474.5158.3144.6401.3349.9479.2268.0

221.9196.6219.5152.2208.0

301.8301.3161.1160.9171.1170.977.3

331.4

387.5272.2329.0286.9

0.3

1.61.8.8

3.11.21.2-.6-.6.4

3.7-.2

.6-.3.1.1.9

-.6-.63.54.2

-8.0-8.6

.011.717.0-.4-.1

-3.4-4.2-3.3-8.9-1.0

-.4-.5-.9-.8.2

-1.1-1.0

-.2

1.0-.41.0-.5

320.8384.3

301.7307.8292.4321.3279.9287.3234.1332.6329.9346.0258.2

339.5380.3111.7321.4350.3109.8110.2338.9383.2429.2147.5229.4334.4320.2342.5252.4

224.5210.0186.9210.1250.2

327.2329.8143.2142.8148.8160.474.6

343.1

431.1270.9370.2269.0

0.5

2.12.22.6

.65.25.4

.15.7-.51.6-.1

.1-.21.1.8

3.1-.9-.9-.9

-1.9-7.7-7.9

.03.17.7

-4.62.4

-.9-1.4

1.7-3.4

-.7

.0

-.1

1.4-1.0

-1.7.4

-.8

324.9368.8

324.8334.8329.5397.8280.8287.9264.0352.0416.8338.6245.6

351.7384.4108.1225.2355.7105.5105.8414.7496.1147.5146.8149.8490.5325.6635.4244.8

235.0222.0203.2206.5231.9

269.7273.3140.4140.1149.5154.276.0

364.7

466.6225.1347.0291.0

0.0

1.61.72.31.43.93.91.81.21.7.4

-.1

.0-.3.7.0

4.2-.6-.6.6.4

-5.7-7.4

.01.39.4

-7.8.2

.9

.9-2.25.5-.2

-2.7-2.9

-10.6-10.7-10.6-11.4

-8.44.6

2.3-.1.6

-.5

352.4375.3

293.6301.1285.3282.1244.2250.3269.3302.0365.4345.4257.3

427.3505.6103.8265.3437.1104.3104.0368.6520.4144.9117.8151.1532.6215.4257.1248.2

211.3181.5219.5161.0175.6

302.9300.5140.6138.2137.6137.780.8

353.8

420.1276.3367.7318.4

0.6

.4

.81.11.34.74.61.0

-2.0-.3.1

-3.6

.5

.2-.1-.33.6

.4

.51.71.4

-2.8-12.2

-.91.62.8

.0

.1

-1.9-2.2-3.8-6.4-1.6

.7

.82.02.01.72.03.5

-1.2

2.11.91.9.3

171.6

165.5165.9161.4171.6161.5163.8152.0175.0153.9176.5158.2

175.2186.8104.6163.8202.5104.5104.1172.3190.2182.7142.7184.2190.4195.5140.4143.6

146.5137.2157.6118.9126.0

174.7171.3152.7152.2156.4151.672.5

256.3

198.2146.4187.2158.9

-1.0

-2.8-3.0-1.4

.5-.7-.6.0

-7.3-.4

-6.2.9

-.8-.2.5.3

1.3-.5-.6

-3.5-5.5

-.4-20.8

.4-5.6-5.7-3.1

-.3

-.3-1.0-1.3

-.7-.5

-.5-.5

-1.5-1.5

.2-1.3-2.4

.8

.4-.1.1

-3.0

350.1395.2

305.7316.8302.2354.6284.9293.2258.7309.1341.5359.1232.6

428.0504.9106.9254.2365.4106.9106.8412.8473.8511.0162.3166.7456.9346.9579.4245.1

225.4219.8223.9180.0323.0

294.6288.0142.3141.7158.5157.072.8

434.4

397.2273.0338.1299.0

-0.1

1.01.01.2.1

3.53.81.7-.6-.4.6

1.4

-.4-.8-.5-.5.0

-.9-.91.3

-1.3-3.4-3.92.6-.8

-1.4-.2

-1.3

-1.4-1.4-.7

-1.7-3.1

-1.2-1.3

-10.3-10.3-9.7

-10.9-8.8

.7

.8

.3

.9

.5

72


Table 22. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers : Areas priced bimonthly, by expenditure categoryand commodity and service group. Indexes, July 1986 and percent changes May 1986 to July 1986—Continued


Group

Area pricing schedule 1

Anchorage,Alaska

Index Percentchange

Baltimore,Md.

Index Percentchange

Boston,Mass.

Index Percentchange


Index Percentchange


Index Percentchange

Miami,Fla.

IndexPercentchange

Milwaukee,Wis.3

Index Percentchange


All items





Energy9




276.9

269.3322.8236.5246.4226.9

306.2452.5

307.5277.2154.0162.1239.4248.9286.6107.8292.8

-1.7

-.6

-1.3-.8

-1.7

-2.9.7

-.1-1.8-1.7-2.0-1.2-.7-.1.8

-3.2

327.9

299.2317.8283.6274.0298.0

378.6413.9

307.2324.7168.4152.2282.3272.2296.9110.8372.2

0.3

-.11.6

-1.2-1.7-.5

1.0.7

1.8-1.1-1.6

.01.91.0

320.8

285.0301.7269.1276.5256.0

381.7472.5

305.5315.7173.2159.0267.7273.0290.0109.6372.4

0.5

.72.1-.2-.7

1.0

.6-.8-.2-.7.8.5

324.9

286.6324.8258.1271.7251.1

396.3494.2

307.3317.3170.7161.9258.3269.3302.4106.9378.4

0.0

-.31.6

-1.6-2.9

2.7

.1-.1.6

-4.4-1.6-2.7-.51.0.2

352.4

291.9293.6287.0261.2311.2

452.6453.2

299.1349.0183.8179.9285.0259.6278.2109.8449.7

0.6

-.6

.92.0

1.6

1.5

171.6

159.1165.5155.1153.4158.2

189.7201.2

167.1170.1172.2167.5155.2153.6160.0106.4188.3

-1.0

-1.6-2.8

-.6-.8-.6

-.4

-1.2-1.2-.8

-3.3-.6-.7

-2.0-.6-.5

350.1

287.2305.7272.9279.6258.6

471.4430.1

302.0347.2196.0172.5270.3272.8293.5105.6470.7

-0.1

-.81.0

-1.9-3.1

.6

.6

.0-.2.5

-5.1-1.8-2.7-.81.7.6


Table 22. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers : Areas priced bimonthly, by expenditurecategory and commodity and service group. Indexes, July 1986 and percent changes May 1986 to July 1986—Continued


Group



Index Percentchange

Portland,Oreg.-Wash.5

Index Percentchange

St. Louis,Mo.-lll.

Index Percentchange

San Diego,Calif.

Index Percentchange

Seattle-Everett,

Wash.3

Index Percentchange


Index Percentchange

All itemsAll items (1957-59= 100) 15


Food at homeCereals and bakery products ..Meats, poultry, fish, and eggs 1



HousingShelter

Renters' costs 6


Homeowners' costs 6



Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas " ....Fuel oil9

Other fuels 9







Motor fuel9

Gasoline 9


Gasoline, unleaded regular "Gasoline, unleaded premium 12..


Medical careEntertainmentOther goods and services.

Personal care


307.8363.3

295.9305.0301.0301.4278.8285.3234.6352.1365.4311.8231.9

342.8390.9108.7285.2426.9108.7108.9475.4466.3536.8164.9170.1295.2190.7162.1234.9

205.8201.5208.7166.7267.0

282.1291.4137.4137.2136.2134.471.6

246.2

445.5250.4331.4300.4

-0.1

1.01.01.31.14.14.41.3-.2-.6.1

1.0

-.6-.5-.9

-1.32.1

-1.0-.9

-1.0-2.0-4.4-9.0

.6

.0

.0

.0-.3

-3.7-4.1-4.8-7.2

-.2

-.6-.6

-5.7-5.7-6.1-6.2-2.8

1.9

2.4.0.9

-.2

303.4358.6

303.9312.2291.4326.8252.2255.3235.9316.6385.3364.0230.0

303.8339.9106.8248.2391.7106.5106.4379.9369.8384.1129.1NA

332.3186.8173.9230.2

186.3179.7198.0167.1187.7

316.8326.7153.3153.3148.8151.575.7

358.9

387.6233.7346.7254.7

0.1

-.7-.5

-1.3-1.1-2.3-2.4

.1-3.5

.31.0

-2.8

-.7-.4-.7-.7.2

-.3-.5

-1.6-3.3

-11.0-11.0NA

.0

.0

.0-.8

-4.3-5.0-1.6-9.5-2.5

1.81.63.43.44.03.12.45.0

.51.8.5

-1.1

320.6374.5

313.1317.6309.0364.7252.9258.4288.4364.8370.1338.8271.2

373.0419.4111.1242.1383.3112.6112.9378.8475.0482.1169.8160.1457.0405.0484.0245.5

185.3175.1173.4151.8173.8

273.8278.3140.7140.5149.3153.579.4

280.0

411.2237.0342.5300.6

2.0

1.71.72.51.64.54.71.21.81.7.1

2.1

5.43.92.42.6

.54.54.7

12.615.3-6.4-9.0-3.418.532.8

1.81.0

-3.0-3.4-9.92.2

-5.2

-.5-.6

-1.7-1.7-2.0-2.1

.33.6

1.8-.81.0.2

345.0362.6

332.6345.7302.1339.9273.5277.3255.3306.6366.6449.1223.5

400.8489.0115.1376.6403.5115.5115.7342.7435.3207.4173.6217.3457.2458.8454.4227.5

201.9182.1176.9152.7203.8

319.7318.0148.5148.5155.0170.180.1

383.6

403.5281.5313.7287.9

-0.1

-.7-.8

-1.4-1.43.43.5-.1

-4.7-4.0

.01.9

1.21.21.61.52.41.01.0

.7

.0-2.7

-11.2-.5.0.0.0

2.0

-4.3-5.33.8

-10.7-1.9

-1.3-1.5-7.9-7.9-9.9-7.9-4.92.7

1.21.1-.9

-2.5

310.1364.4

295.8304.7289.3314.0248.1255.3246.4261.0395.4342.8240.1

333.8371.4107.2277.4472.8105.6105.5357.9471.4414.5149.8182.9436.5448.9418.1255.8

194.7183.0189.2139.2248.5

280.2280.8152.1151.7174.9175.174.3

309.5

415.7280.2347.5309.9

0.2

-.3-.3-.71.71.81.8-.8

-9.8.6.6

-1.2

-.1.0.0.0.0.1.1

-.7-1.4-9.8

-10.6.0

1.82.3

.0

.1

-.5-.6

-1.4-1.8-1.6

.0

.01.71.72.21.61.5.0

2.63.2

.8

.3

330.2384.7

331.1334.9325.9320.8292.6300.6254.1374.3415.3358.1287.3

346.4373.1110.0303.0430.7107.4107.6363.0459.4591.1154.1309.2434.6343.6504.9273.4

222.0196.2195.2183.5203.2

304.9296.8152.6152.5162.9162.178.8

410.7

479.7300.5350.5321.4

0.0

-.3-.3-.4-.9.4.4

1.4-.9

-1.4-.2.2

-.5-.5-.2-.2.6

-1.1-1.2

1.51.5

-8.9-8.9-8.93.7

12.8-4.5-2.6

1.01.0

-2.02.5

.0

.3

.4-1.4-1.2

-.7-1.3-1.3-1.1

.2

.92.02.6


74


Table 22. Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers : Areas priced bimonthly, by expenditurecategory and commodity and service group. Indexes, July 1986 and percent changes May 1986 to July 1986—Continued


Group



Index Percentchange

Portland,Oreg.-Wash.3

Index Percentchange

St. Louis,Mo.-lll.

Index Percentchange

San Diego,Calif.

3

Index Percentchange

Seattle-Everett,

Wash.3

Index Percentchange


Index Percentchange


All items





Energy9


Services less medical care ,

307.8

283.7295.9274.0275.4270.7

360.5497.2

291.9301.3169.4157.8270.9269.9286.3108.1341.4

-0.1

-.41.0

-1.3-2.6

.5

.42.6

.0-.2.3

-3.4-1.2-2.4-.71.3.0

303.4

275.2303.9259.4259.4261.5

352.0410.4

297.5298.7162.0157.6257.8256.2282.1113.1342.9

0.1

-.4-.7-.3

-1.0.5

.7

.4

.2

.0

.0

.3-.4

-1.2-.81.4.7

320.6

284.6313.1261.6250.7272.0

387.0440.4

294.0315.7174.9164.9262.4252.0284.6110.8377.1

2.0

.21.7-.7

-1.0-.3

4.42.2

1.62.11.47.4-.6-.8.5

4.64.7

345.0

294.7332.6273.4261.2287.9

425.8434.7

305.5341.7185.4174.7270.9256.9298.5106.9422.9

-0.1

-1.1-.7

-1.5-3.91.3

1.01.2

-.5-.1.3

-4.4-1.3-3.5-2.0

.81.0

310.1

275.2295.8261.3270.6256.6

373.5441.0

294.2304.8169.6175.6259.7266.4284.1104.8364.8

0.2

.2-.3.5.4.6

.32.6

.3

.1

.2

.3

.4

.2

.0

.5

.0

330.2

289.5331.1262.6273.3252.9

393.2523.2

317.9322.7176.8162.9264.1274.5303.4108.1377.5

0.0

-.4-.3-.5-.5-.4

.4

.1

.1

.0

.0

.1-.5-.5-.41.3.4

1 Areas on pricing schedule 2 (See footnote 1 table 18) will appearnext month.

2 Indexes on an October 1967=100 base unless otherwise indicated.3 Due to smaller sample sizes in this area, data will no longer be

published on a bi-monthly basis after December 1986. Local indexes willbe published on a semi-annual average basis.

4 Indexes on a November 1977=100 base unless otherwise indicated.5 The 1957-59=100 base is not available for Anchorage, Alaska and

Denver-Boulder, Colo.; index for Anchorage, Alaska is on a May-October1960=100 base; index for Denver-Boulder, Colo, is on a January1964=100 base.

6 Indexes on a November 1984=100 base.7 Index on a June 1978=100 base in Miami, Fla.8 Indexes on a June 1978=100 base in Cincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-lnd.;

Denver-Boulder, Col.; and Miami, Fla.9 Indexes on a June 1978=100 base.10 Indexes on a June 1978=100 base in Anchorage, Alaska; Denver-

Boulder, Col.; and Miami, Fla.11 Indexes on a June 1978=100 base in Anchorage, Alaska; Denver-

Boulder, Col.; and Miami, Fla. Indexes on a January 1976=100 base inBaltimore, Md.; Boston, Mass.; Cincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-lnd.; and Milwaukee,Wis.

12 Indexes on an August 1981 =100 base.13 Indexes are on the bases listed :

Anchorage, Alaska January 1978=100.

Baltimore, Md March 1978=100.Boston, Mass January 1978=100.Cincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-lnd March 1978=100.Denver-Boulder, Colo January 1978=100.Miami, Fla November 1977=100.Milwaukee, Wis November 1977=100.Northeastern Pennsylvania-November 1977=100.Portland, Oreg.-Wash January 1978=100.St. Louis, Mo.-lll March 1978=100.San Diego, Calif November 1977=100.Seattle-Everett, Wash November 1977=100.Washington, D.C.-Md.-Va November 1977=100.

14 Data for Northeast, Pa. will no longer be published after December1986.

15 The 1957-59=100 base is not available for San Diego, Calif.; indexis on a February 1965=100 base.

16 Index is on an April 1967=100 base in Northeastern Pennsylvaniaand Portland, Oreg.-Wash.

17 Index on a June 1978=100 base in San Diego, Calif.18 Indexes on a June 1978=100 base in Northeast, Pa.; and Portland,

Oreg.-Wash.19 Indexes on a June 1978=100 base in Northeast, Pa.; and Portland,

Oreg.-Wash. Indexes on a January 1976=100 base in St Louis, Mo.-lll.;San Diego, Calif.; Seattle-Everett, Wash.; and Washington, D.C.-Md.-Va.

"* Data not adequate for publication.

75


Table S1. Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers: Selected areas, semiannual average, all items index


Area 1Otherindex

Semiannual average indexes

19842nd half

19851st half

19852nd half

19861st half

Percent change from precedingsemiannual average

19851st half

19852nd half

19861st half

U.S. city average

Region 2



BCD

Region/population size classcross classification

Northeast/ANorth Central/A.South/AWest/ANortheast/BNorth Central/B.South/BWest/BNortheast/CNorth Central/C.South/CWest/CNorth Central/D.South/D

Selected local areas

Anchorage, Alaska.Atlanta, GaBaltimore, MdBoston, MassBuffalo, N.Y

Chicago, Ill.-Northwestern Ind. .Cincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-IndCleveland, OhioDallas-Fort Worth, TexDenver-Boulder, Colo

Detroit, MichHonolulu, HawaiiHouston, TexKansas City, Mo.-KansLA.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif..

Miami, FlaMilwaukee, WisMinneapolis-St.Paul, Minn.-Wis. .N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern NJPhiladelphia, Pa.-N J

Pittsburgh, PaPortland, Oreg.-WashSt. Louis, Mo.-lllSan Diego, CalifSan Francisco-Oakland, Calif..

Seattle-Everett, WashWashington, D.C.-Md.-Va..

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/1112/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

10/67

11/77

314.2

166.0170.1169.9169.4

170.1168.2168.5

163.2172.8169.5171.2169.4168.6171.2170.2174.2166.6169.2162.2167.0169.6

277.2316.9315.1307.1297.1

313.6324.8338.8331.0350.3

309.5287.3333.0312.8309.9

167.9323.5326.6306.2303.8

320.6303.2310.1358.4325.0

316.7312.6

319.3

169.2172.4172.4172.6

173.0170.8170.5

166.3175.6172.2174.4172.5171.0173.7173.8177.2168.0171.9166.0169.0171.1

279.4324.3320.4313.7304.3

318.7328.4342.5335.4354.8

314.8292.6335.1317.6316.0

170.1328.3332.8311.2311.1

324.3309.2315.1369.2330.1

320.8318.6

325.1

172.3174.9175.3176.4

175.9173.5173.4

169.5178.5175.4178.5174.7172.9176.9177.5181.1170.1174.2169.2171.4173.8

285.2332.6326.9322.2308.3

324.9331.3348.3343.5359.6

320.4295.7337.6321.9324.4

173.2332.7339.6317.4317.3

328.1315.7321.2377.1336.0

323.0325.2

326.9

174.1175.1176.0177.5

176.5174.3173.5

171.5179.0176.5180.2175.5173.3177.9177.5183.2169.9174.5170.9170.8174.0

288.8336.5330.6324.6309.1

325.8331.5349.1344.3358.3

321.3299.7333.8321.5328.2

173.7331.4340.0322.1319.7

329.2316.4320.3381.4340.8

324.9329.8

1.6

1.91.41.51.9

1.71.51.2

1.91.61.61.91.81.41.52.11.7.8

1.62.31.2.9

.82.31.72.12.4

1.61.11.11.31.3

1.71.8.6

1.52.0

1.31.51.91.62.4

1.22.01.63.01.6

1.31.9

1.8

1.81.51.72.2

1.71.61.7

1.91.71.92.41.31.11.82.12.21.31.31.91.41.6

2.12.62.02.71.3

1.9.9

1.72.41.4

1.81.1.7

1.42.7

1.81.32.02.02.0

1.22.11.92.11.8

.72.1

0.6

1.0.1.4.6

.3

.5

.1

1.2.3.6

1.0.5.2.6

.01.2-.1

.21.0-.4.1

1.31.21.1.7.3

.3

.1

.2

.2-.4

.31.4

-1.1-.11.2

.3-.4.1

1.5.8

.3

.2-.31.11.4

.61.4

1 Area is generally the Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA),exclusive of farms. LA.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif, is a combination oftwo SMSA's, and N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern N.J. and Chicago, Ill.-Northwestern Ind. are the more extensive Standard Consolidated Areas.Area definitions are those established by the Office of Management andBudget in 1973, except for Denver-Boulder, Colo, which does not includeDouglas County. Definitions do not include revisions made since 1973.


urban population as defined below:A - More than 1,250,000.B - 385,000 to 1,250,000.C - 75,000 to 385,000.D - Less than 75,000.

76


Table S2. Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers: Semiannual averages for regions \ by expenditure category andcommodity and service group

(December 1977=100)

Group and item

U.S. city average

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Northeast

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985

North Central

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985

South

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985

West

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All items


Food at homeCereals and bakery productsMeats, poultry, fish, and eggsDairy productsFruits and vegetablesSugar and sweetsFats and oilsNonalcoholic beveragesOther prepared foods


HousingShelter

Renters' costs 3


Homeowners' costs 3


Maintenance and repairsMaintenance and repair servicesMaintenance and repair commodities

Fuel and other utilitiesFuels 4 .'


Fuel o i l4

Other fuels 4


Electricity4


Other utilities and public servicesHousehold furnishings and operation

HousefurnishingsHousekeeping suppliesHousekeeping services


Men's and boys' apparelWomen's and girls' apparelInfants' and toddlers' apparelFootwearOther apparel commodities

Apparel services



Used carsMotor fuel4

Gasoline 4



Gasoline, unleaded premium 5

Maintenance and repairOther private transportation

Other private trans, commoditiesOther private trans, services



326.9

308.5316.1301.7323.3266.7257.1328.0409.4289.4480.4300.0356.5238.9

358.0398.0120.2276.3408.0118.0118.0371.3427.6268.2388.0188.4186.0185.0191.2189.0174.3214.4250.4249.6200.4318.5345.1

205.6189.9198.6164.9315.6210.0215.5332.1

311.7304.3221.3221.5367.2163.0162.7159.1160.683.3

360.0300.7202.7329.6422.4

2.4

2.52.31.52.71.1-.6-.53.4

-1.96.12.73.85.5

3.55.96.06.24.86.05.91.12.2-.4-.6

-3.0-11.6-13.3-1.3

-.71.9

-4.25.81.2.02.12.7

.9

.21.6

-1.06.0-.9.1

4.7

-2.0-2.73.53.5

-4.4-14.0-14.1-14.6-14.6-11.7

3.35.5.06.46.4

0.6

1.81.81.81.31.4-.12.01.9

-1.56.51.21.92.8

1.22.62.52.8

.12.72.6

.3

.9-.6

-2.2-4.0

-11.3-13.1

-1.3-2.0-1.3-2.92.3

1.11.0

-1.2-1.9

-.8-4.44.6

-1.1.02.3

-3.1-3.62.52.4

-2.2-16.4-16.4-17.6-17.0-13.1

1.63.7

.14.33.4

174.1

161.3161.6156.0168.8151.5142.9172.4167.9148.1142.0163.5175.7156.8

183.9199.9122.8174.1210.5124.1124.5172.8187.6144.1182.9184.3188.7188.7189.9182.0172.3197.9159.3145.3132.9153.6166.6

128.7120.0121.4106.0139.7133.5145.7192.3

173.3168.9148.5148.4215.3166.3166.1163.6162.482.8

172.5159.3130.5164.5212.4

2.9

2.82.71.83.11.7-.4-.63.4-.76.52.84.75.4

3.97.47.27.64.57.88.11.14.0

-3.5-2.6-4.8

-12.1-12.9

.6-.3.9

-2.15.5.7

-.92.12.4

.5-.2-.1-.33.2

-2.01.43.6

-1.3-2.13.63.6

-4.4-11.7-11.7-11.3-12.5-10.7

4.72.8

.43.35.2

1.0

2.02.01.91.42.0-.31.21.5

6.71.62.52.2

1.83.83.54.1-.64.24.4-.41.6

-3.7-2.6-4.3

-11.2-12.0

.6-.1.1

-.32.6

-.71.7

-1.5-2.4-2.4-4.33.3

-1.31.12.1

-2.5-3.32.42.3

-2.2-15.2-15.3-15.6-16.2-13.4

2.42.1

.62.43.2

175.1

155.9156.0151.3170.4145.1139.4161.6168.5145.3136.7164.2166.3153.4

190.5206.2117.4160.8210.9113.9113.8161.6174.7143.6192.2185.0179.3182.8167.4186.0164.7212.8167.1145.7132.8166.3160.5

126.7120.6118.2110.7158.6126.7148.7177.6

170.7167.2149.5149.3215.1160.1159.7156.9158.085.1

166.2155.1128.1160.3244.4

1.6

2.01.71.42.51.0

-1.1-.82.8

-2.27.22.22.55.4

2.74.95.25.25.64.94.81.31.31.2-.7

-2.9-11.9-14.6

-.7-1.14.8

-6.25.81.2.2

2.22.5

-.2-.71.3

-3.410.9-1.2

-.44.2

-3.0-3.73.63.5

-4.4-15.8-15.9-16.5-16.4-11.8

3.14.0-.64.88.1

0.1

1.71.61.7

1.5

2.01.4

-2.07.3

.91.52.3

2.12.32.41.82.12.11.0.3

1.5-2.1-4.3

-12.8-15.7

-.2-2.7-2.7-2.7

1.6.9.8.8

1.2

-1.8-2.5-.7

-5.89.6-.8

-1.92.5

-4.0-4.62.22.2

-2.2-18.8-18.9-19.7-19.3-14.1

1.92.8-.13.35.1

176.0

161.7161.9156.9170.1147.4152.0173.8173.2143.1147.6165.1174.2158.0

183.8197.4115.7169.8219.4112.4112.1168.4170.5155.6181.0183.4186.5172.5213.7183.0175.6202.9153.7146.3134.7158.2160.5

134.0125.7135.2114.5128.9129.8132.7194.8

174.7172.0148.2148.5215.1163.2162.9159.8161.282.2

169.2167.7132.9177.7237.7

2.1

2.12.01.42.3

.5-.1-.23.3

-3.45.33.03.84.4

3.14.64.94.94.94.74.61.0-.53.21.3

-1.3-9.8

-13.4-3.6-.11.0

-2.65.91.3.4

1.72.5

2.52.13.12.46.8

.5

.24.5

-2.6-3.03.73.4

-4.4-14.2-14.2-14.5-14.8-12.5

2.46.1

.27.45.7

0.4

1.61.61.61.3

2.22.5

-2.55.71.71.81.9

1.11.91.92.02.01.91.81.0.2

2.0-.7

-2.6-9.6

-13.0-3.8-1.6-2.2

.02.7

1.2.9

-.3-.3

-1.16.5-.21.12.3

-3.7-4.02.62.5

-2.2-16.9-17.0-17.9-17.6-14.3

4.1

5.02.9

177.5

164.5165.2160.1177.5150.8148.8173.5174.8156.2150.2173.7175.7155.7

185.9196.4123.7193.4210.2121.5121.5164.4177.5144.1197.6216.0184.9179.0201.0220.3193.5267.0166.0146.2132.8166.7160.7

130.5123.2129.4107.6158.6137.8132.0190.7

179.6176.4139.6140.5214.9163.0162.5156.6160.984.4

177.6185.3130.8197.0232.0

2.8 0.6

2.62.21.52.91.0-.6-.64.2

-1.25.32.83.96.9

4.56.46.66.75.06.36.31.92.71.1.6

-2.6-9.712.9

-.9-1.6

1.0-4.86.41.1-.92.63.5

.1-1.0

1.8-3.83.1

-1.4-1.26.9

-1.1-1.83.33.5

-4.413.814.015.214.411.53.29.0

-2.510.97.9

1.71.51.81.31.2-.32.82.6

-1.76.41.01.53.5

1.02.12.02.3

-2.32.22.1

.7

.31.3

-2.9-4.6

-10.7-14.3

-.8-3.81.2

-9.53.3

.4.0.5

1.0

-1.7-2.4

.0-5.6-2.2-1.5

-.82.1

-1.9-2.32.62.8

-2.2-13.7-13.8-15.4-14.1-10.4

1.45.6

-1.16.72.5

77


Table S2. Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers: Semiannual averages for regions \ by expenditure category andcommodity and service group —Continued

(December 1977=100)

Group and item

U.S. city average

Index

1st_haJL

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1stML

1985

2nd_haJL

1985

Northeast

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985

North Central

Index

1st_haJL

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndML

1985

South

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985

West

Index

1st_hajf_

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthaJL

1985

2ndhaJL

1985



Professional servicesOther medical care services

EntertainmentEntertainment commoditiesEntertainment services

Other goods and servicesTobacco productsPersonal carePersonal and educational expenses


All items


Nondurables less food and beverages ....Apparel commoditiesNondurables less food, beverages, and

apparelDurables


Household services less rent of shelter3..Transportation servicesMedical care servicesOther services


All items less medical careCommodities less foodNondurables less foodNondurables less food and apparelNondurablesServices less rent of shelter3

Services less medical careEnergy4

All items less energyAll items less food and energy

Commodities less food and energyEnergy commoditiesServices less energy

426.0269.7460.3385.2551.0

272.3265.2282.9

341.2345.5290.0418.5

326.9

284.6308.5267.7270.4189.9

316.3270.1395.9118.8112.3352.4460.3327.1

327.6306.0110.8321.4266.2267.0305.1290.6117.4386.5175.7323.7323.9262.0350.4392.2

7.46.77.56.48.4

3.72.55.3

6.26.83.87.9

2.4

-.32.5

-2.0-3.2

.2

-4.1-.55.26.11.95.77.55.7

2.41.41.72.0

-1.8-2.7-3.4

-.24.65.0

-8.33.84.11.2

-13.55.9

4.03.54.13.44.8

1.91.12.9

2.83.62.03.0

-1.11.8

-3.0-5.1-1.9

-6.0.02.42.6.03.54.12.6

.3.0.2.3

-2.8-4.7-5.4-1.52.22.1

-9.91.92.0

.5-15.4

2.8

201.6193.8203.3196.1210.6

160.9156.4166.9

194.4194.4166.9219.6

174.1

158.8161.3156.3156.8120.0

172.0159.3193.6123.9112.3178.5203.3188.4

177.3166.6111.5172.7156.4156.9170.8159.2119.0192.6176.6173.7177.4155.7175.9193.7

7.76.58.07.68.4

5.03.07.6

7.06.25.88.3

2.9

-.12.8

-2.0-2.9

-.2

-3.6-.66.07.72.04.18.07.0

3.01.62.12.7

-1.8-2.4-3.0

.14.85.8

-7.54.34.81.3

-11.86.6

4.53.54.64.25.1

2.41.53.7

3.32.93.23.7

1.0

-1.12.0

-3.1-4.7-2.4

-5.4-.33.34.01.22.64.63.3

-2.9-4.3-4.9-1.22.73.1

-8.82.32.4

.4-13.8

3.5

198.7193.2199.9183.4216.1

154.1150.3159.6

188.2203.5155.1216.1

175.1

158.1155.9158.2154.6120.6

168.6164.9200.4114.8112.5174.0199.9175.8

179.3164.6109.0173.7158.2154.6167.4155.3115.6200.4173.1175.0180.0160.3164.6199.7

6.97.26.85.48.2

3.12.73.6

5.87.92.07.4

1.6

-.82.0

-2.4-4.0

-.7

-4.9-.44.34.81.55.06.84.4

1.5.7

1.01.2

-2.2-3.5-4.2-1.04.04.0

-8.93.13.41.1

-15.25.0

3.93.54.13.05.0

2.31.82.8

2.84.81.13.0

.1

-1.51.7

-3.4-6.1-2.5

-7.1.2

2.02.1-.13.34.12.3

-.2-.4-.2-.2

-3.2-5.6-6.5-2.2

1.91.8

-11.21.71.8.5

-17.92.5

206.8195.5209.4195.2220.6

162.4154.8173.5

191.3199.9165.4220.5

176.0

161.6161.7160.6157.2125.7

171.2167.1196.2113.3111.6184.2209.4187.6

178.9168.1110.7174.0160.7157.2170.2159.5117.0194.4172.6176.1179.7162.8166.6195.8

7.36.57.56.68.2

3.01.84.8

5.96.53.08.7

2.1

-.42.1

-1.8-2.92.1

-4.4-.44.84.72.65.77.55.6

2.11.41.71.7

-1.6-2.5-3.8-.34.94.4

-8.03.33.81.3

-13.85.3

4.03.54.13.34.6

1.4.7

2.5

2.63.11.13.7

.4

-1.21.6

-2.8-5.0

-.3

-6.4.1

2.11.9.5

3.54.12.6

.1.0.2.1

-2.7-4.7-5.9-1.72.41.8

-10.11.71.8.6

-16.22.6

207.0201.6208.0193.8223.9

159.6151.7172.3

193.9203.4172.5219.0

177.5

159.6164.5156.2158.6123.2

174.1158.1199.8122.3114.1197.3208.0184.7

180.0170.4112.2175.9156.3158.4172.2161.7118.7198.9183.3177.2180.0157.1171.9198.3

7.46.97.56.18.9

3.22.05.0

5.76.54.26.8

2.8

-.42.6

-2.4-3.5-1.0

-4.2-.96.16.32.58.47.55.5

3.01.62.12.5

-2.1-2.8-3.3

-.45.85.9

-9.04.24.6

.8-13.6

6.6

3.63.43.62.94.3

1.2.3

2.6

2.93.82.33.2

.6

-1.01.7

-2.7-4.5-2.4

-5.2-.12.12.0

-1.04.63.62.4

.4

.1

.3

.4-2.5-3.9-4.3-1.32.21.9

-9.81.81.9.2

-13.52.7

Regions are defined as the four Census regions.Indexes on a 1967=100 base unless otherwise indicated.Indexes on a December 1982=100 base.

Indexes on a June 1978=100 base.Indexes on an August 1981 =100 base.

78


Table S3. Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers: Semiannual averages for population size classes 1, by expenditurecategory and commodity and service group

(December 1977=100)

Group and itemIndex

1st half

1986

BPercentchangefrom-

1st half 2nd half

1985 1985

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half 2nd half

1985 1985

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half 2nd half

1985 1985


All items




HousingShelter

Renters' costs 2


Homeowners' costs 2



Fuel and other utilitiesFuels 3


Fuel o i l3

Other fuels 3 v

Gas (piped) and electricity 3

Electricity 3



HousefumishingsHousekeeping suppliesHousekeeping services



Apparel services



Used carsMotor fuel3 ,

Gasoline 3




Maintenance and repair ,Other private transportation




176.5

160.8160.9156.6172.0148.1146.3175.4172.2147.5142.0168.1171.3159.5

186.2201.2120.3176.4216.7117.5117.5162.0166.7154.6186.8191.5185.0186.3177.3193.1178.5226.6158.7145.7133.8163.0158.7

133.1125.4133.0115.2133.2134.1126.2191.9

176.3173.4150.0149.7215.0164.4163.8160.0162.183.3

171.5168.4133.0176.7241.8

2.0

1.91.81.23.0

.7-.9

-1.43.8

-3.25.33.33.55.8

3.25.25.95.96.35.15.11.52.7

.1-.3

-2.6-12.0-13.7

.2-.12.7

-4.75.61.2-.32.42.9

1.4.3

1.31.95.0

-2.5-4.26.8

-2.2-2.73.43.2

-4.4-13.6-13.7-14.3-14.0-11.9

4.05.4-.16.58.4

0.3

1.61.51.81.41.4-.42.42.0

-2.16.41.81.52.6

1.02.32.72.91.62.32.3-.2-.1-.1

-2.1-3.6

-11.5-13.1

-.2-1.5

.3-4.72.5

.6

.01.41.0

-.7-1.4-1.1-1.8

1.1-1.3-1.72.5

-3.1-3.62.52.5

-2.2-16.0-16.1-17.2-16.4-13.6

1.43.8

.04.54.1

174.3

158.5158.5153.9171.2145.5142.9169.4171.5146.6142.5163.7170.2159.5

182.4194.3117.9169.8212.8114.6114.6172.5182.7140.3189.1196.7185.2181.5196.3199.7185.3225.7162.2143.3131.4157.7159.8

134.1127.9134.3115.0141.0135.6142.6190.3

174.9172.1147.8148.4214.9162.3161.9159.0160.883.8

173.4167.3133.7176.0239.1

2.0

1.91.91.02.0-.2-.4

-1.43.3

-1.96.53.24.05.1

3.15.05.34.97.65.05.01.3.4

2.2.6

-2.2-9.1

-11.9-.4-.31.9

-3.67.1

.8-.63.01.9

1.71.34.4

-1.12.73.2

-2.14.0

-2.3-2.73.73.7

-4.4-14.1-14.2-14.8-14.6-10.9

2.47.0-.78.64.3

0.5

1.61.51.41.0.6.2

1.02.1

-1.46.31.92.22.7

1.12.22.42.14.12.12.01.61.02.2-.9

-2.6-8.9

-11.6-.2-.9-.9

-1.23.4

.4-.11.2.5

.0-.3.3

-1.4.1

1.3-.61.7

-3.4-3.72.62.6

-2.2-16.8-16.9-17.8-17.3-12.9

1.94.4

-1.05.52.0

173.5

162.2162.3154.5169.6150.6142.1171.6165.3136.8141.1160.1181.1159.7

180.8195.2117.1164.6211.2114.3114.0165.5176.8146.7178.6170.0171.8166.6188.6169.5159.5185.8170.4147.7136.5160.0160.9

129.2124.8120.5119.5150.9131.1140.8168.0

170.5166.2148.5148.6215.1157.2156.9153.4157.279.0

159.7154.7130.8161.0269.0

1.8

1.61.5.8

2.3.1

-1.7.0

2.2-4.35.0

.93.13.9

3.05.45.85.95.05.45.33.03.42.4

-1.2-3.8

-13.5-16.9

-2.3-.62.4

-4.55.41.81.0.8

3.5

1.2.7

1.3.6

2.6-.71.43.9

-3.1-3.93.53.3

-4.4-15.1-15.1-15.3-15.6-12.6

.32.9-.83.79.5

0.1

1.11.01.0.5.6

-.41.11.8

-3.55.6

.31.11.6

.92.22.22.6

.22.22.21.71.51.9

-2.2-4.3

-13.8-17.4

-1.7-1.3-.4

-2.42.61.11.0

.71.8

-.9-1.4

-.6-2.8

1.3-.1-.82.4

-4.1-4.62.52.3

-2.2-18.3-18.5-19.1-19.0-14.5

-.42.4-.73.03.8

79


Table S3. Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers: Semiannual averages for population size classes \ by expenditurecategory and commodity and service group —Continued

(December 1977=100)

Group and itemIndex

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985







All items


Nondurables less food and beveragesApparel commoditiesNondurables less food, beverages, and apparel

DurablesServices

Rent of shelter2





Services less medical careEnergy3


Commodities less food and energyEnergy commoditiesServices less energy

202.3200.1202.7186.0219.3

158.7150.9170.9

193.8201.3

220.1

176.5

161.2160.8160.3159.7125.4173.6164.9197.8118.4111.3184.2202.7186.5

179.8168.2110.3175.0160.3159.7172.5160.3116.5197.2177.4176.4180.3161.9170.9197.1

7.36.47.56.58.4

2.5.5

5.3

5.66.42.48.4

2.0

-.81.9

-2.4-3.6

.3-4.7-.75.15.32.46.27.55.8

2.01.11.51.7

-2.2-3.1-4.0-.84.94.8

-8.03.33.7

.8-13.3

5.6

3.73.13.83.34.3

.4-1.02.6

2.63.7

.83.7

.3

-1.41.6

-3.1-5.3-1.4-6.4-.22.22.4

.03.63.82.5

.1-.2.0.1

-3.0-4.9-5.8-1.82.02.1

-9.81.71.7.2

-15.22.7

205.0194.5207.3196.6216.8

164.3159.3172.6

188.8199.3162.6216.8

174.3

159.3158.5158.9158.8127.9171.8163.3196.1115.6113.3184.2207.3183.3

177.8167.6110.2172.5159.0158.8170.9158.6117.2194.7179.2173.7177.8160.6169.2194.8

7.37.27.36.87.7

3.93.74.3

5.86.92.68.5

2.0

-.51.9

-1.9-2.8

1.3-4.1-.54.95.12.46.07.35.2

2.11.31.61.6

-1.7-2.5-3.6-.54.74.6

-7.93.43.91.4

-13.25.5

4.03.74.03.94.1

2.42.22.8

2.73.9

.93.7

.5

-1.21.6

-2.8-4.8

-.3-6.2

.12.32.2

.73.84.02.5

.2

.0

.2

.2-2.7-4.5-5.6-1.72.42.1

-9.51.81.9.8

-15.42.7

210.8196.4213.8197.3226.8

155.1152.9158.7

191.9209.5160.9218.4

173.5

157.9162.2155.2155.7124.8168.6159.6196.4115.0112.6176.1213.8175.7

175.9166.7109.4171.1155.4155.9167.9159.0115.9194.0163.8174.5177.7157.6160.5197.6

7.76.77.86.58.8

1.81.71.9

5.87.03.86.8

1.8

-.81.6

-2.2-3.7

.7-5.0-.24.75.42.44.07.84.3

1.8.8

1.21.2

-2.0-3.3-4.5-1.14.24.2

-9.13.23.71.2

-14.85.3

4.33.24.53.55.3

1.21.11.3

2.63.02.02.9

.1

-1.71.1

-3.3-6.0-1.4-7.3

.32.22.1

.82.34.52.2

-.1-.4-.3-.2

-3.2-5.6-6.8-2.52.11.8

-11.01.61.8.4

-17.42.5

1 The population size classes are aggregations of areas which haveurban population as defined below:

B - 385,000 to 1,250,000.C - 75,000 to 385,000.

D - Less than 75,000.Indexes on a December 1982=100 base.Indexes on a June 1978=100 base.Indexes on an August 1981 = 100 base.

80


Table S4. Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers: Semiannual averages for cross classification of region and population'size class \ by expenditure category and commodity and service group

(December 1977=100)

Group and item

Size class A

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985

NortheastSize class B

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985

ize class C

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985


All items


Food at homeCereals and bakery productsMeats, poultry, fish, and eggsDairy productsFruits and vegetablesOther foods at home


HousingShelter

Renters' costs 2


Homeowners' costs 2



Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas 3...Fuel o i l 3

Other fuels 3


Electricity 3






Motor fuel3

Gasoline 3



Gasoline, unleaded premium 4...Public transportation

Medical care

Entertainment



171.5

161.9162.2155.4167.4150.5144.8

152.5178.8157.1

177.7189.0121.5167.9215.6122.2122.4182.5184.2191.5191.0201.9181.1169.8198.6145.4

125.8115.6115.498.6

129.4

172.5167.3164.8164.6162.4160.382.2

204.9

200.3

162.4

194.4165.7

3.1

3.02.92.02.92.2-.1

-1.04.25.05.9

3.87.06.87.14.97.57.7

-2.4-4.3

-12.1-12.7

.1-.21.3

-2.2.6

.0-1.0-1.2-1.4-2.8

-1.1-2.2

-12.5-12.6-11.7-13.8-11.2

5.1

7.5

6.17.26.4

1.2

2.01.91.81.52.1-.3.0

3.62.62.4

1.73.43.13.6-.34.04.1

-2.1-3.8

-11.5-12.1

.4

.2

.6-.4.2

-2.3-3.3-3.4-6.4-2.5

-2.3-3.4

-15.9-16.1-16.2-17.2-13.9

3.2

4.6

3.43.43.8

175.5

160.0160.1158.2171.6154.7141.1180.3152.3165.8158.5

189.9212.7124.4178.6189.6126.8127.4180.9183.2186.3187.8171.3180.9170.9203.7145.8

125.2119.3122.7111.7140.5

172.7171.1166.7166.7166.4163.181.6

213.6

202.3

151.7

191.0161.9

1.7

2.82.62.14.51.7

-1.31.03.94.75.2

2.46.36.97.91.46.16.3

-4.2-7.4

-13.0-14.1

1.4-2.7-2.5-3.3-.1

-.5-.9.7.8

-7.8

-2.8-3.1

-11.2-11.2-10.3-11.7-11.0

4.6

8.5

2.66.23.5

0.5

2.52.52.81.82.7-.84.94.02.51.9

1.24.34.55.9

-2.64.34.4

-4.9-7.1

-11.7-12.8

1.3-3.4-4.3-1.6

.3

-1.7-2.1-2.5-2.4-3.2

-3.5-3.8

-15.3-15.4-15.5-15.7-14.4

2.6

4.3

-.93.21.5

183.2

161.7161.9157.7173.2155.2139.5178.5151.0172.9156.8

202.1231.9125.0202.5194.3126.9127.2186.4185.9185.1184.1193.0186.4179.6197.2143.9

140.0133.3139.5123.3140.8

176.5170.6168.3167.9162.3165.686.1

290.4

202.7

164.3

198.5177.3

3.4

2.12.01.33.3

.6-1.0-1.84.14.13.6

5.39.17.98.82.99.89.8

-1.2-2.9-9.8

-11.21.02.53.51.01.6

2.52.52.7

.28.4

-.5-1.1

-10.2-10.2-11.6-10.2

-8.6

7.1

7.7

3.87.44.5

1.2

1.71.61.81.01.0.2

3.63.11.81.8

2.14.13.04.0

-3.44.54.6

-1.5-2.6-9.0

-10.2.7

2.41.93.1

.4

-.1-.3-.5

-2.55.1

-2.1-2.7

-13.4-13.4-14.4-14.0-10.6

4.0

4.0

2.23.21.5

81


Table S4. Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers: Semiannual averages for cross classification of region and populationsize class \ by expenditure category and commodity and service group —Continued

(December 1977=100)

Group and Item

Size class A

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985

Size class C

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985


All items




Special indexes:All items less shelterAll items less medical careAll items less energyEnergy3




171.5

157.4161.9153.4153.8156.0

187.9201.8

166.2170.0170.6176.3153.6154.0158.2119.7186.6

3.1

.33.0

-2.0-2.6-.6

5.97.8

1.92.84.3

-7.4-1.7-2.2

.44.85.7

1.2

2.0-3.2-4.6-.4

3.24.8

.51.02.3

-8.6-2.9-4.2-1.12.83.0

175.5

161.2160.0160.4160.2165.6

196.4203.7

165.5174.2175.9175.8160.5160.1160.2116.0195.6

1.7

-.92.8

-2.9-4.1-1.2

4.98.8

.51.43.4

-9.0-2.7-3.6

-.73.64.4

0.5

-1.52.5

-3.7-6.0-.4

2.84.6

-.5.3

2.2-10.6

-3.5-5.6-1.8

1.52.6

183.2

162.1161.7161.5163.4163.2

215.8205.0

169.4182.2184.0178.0161.5163.0162.5118.8217.0

3.4

.12.1

-1.1-1.9

.3

7.47.8

1.93.24.7

-6.0-.9

-1.7.1

5.77.3

1.2

-.91.7

-2.4-3.9

.1

3.54.0

.41.02.2

-7.2-2.2-3.7-1.22.93.5

82



(December 1977=100)

Group and item

S ze class A

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

North CentralS ze class B

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Size class C

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

S ze class D

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All items




HousingShelter

Renters' costs 2


Homeowners' costs 2



Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas 3 . . .Fuel o i l3

Other fuels 3


Electricity 3






Motor fuel3

Gasoline 3




Medical care

Entertainment



179.0

156.3156.8153.4170.7148.2143.2162.9151.9163.7149.2

201.3222.9118.9167.9206.9116.4116.3191.9185.3184.5190.4162.0185.4165.7208.9147.0

121.4114.2114.4102.0121.6

170.5166.7161.2160.6158.3157.286.6

234.9

198.7

154.9

187.4153.0

1.9

2.62.42.43.52.3-.6.9

4.32.26.5

3.15.05.15.53.75.15.1

.2-1.7

-10.7-12.9

.5-.46.2

-6.01.0

-.5-1.0

.5-4.5-2.6

-2.6-3.3

-15.4-15.6-16.5-16.1-11.8

6.2

6.9

3.16.62.5

0.3

2.02.02.31.42.1

.33.43.31.42.7

1.02.22.12.6

.22.22.2

-1.2-3.9

-11.6-13.8

-.1-2.8-3.6-2.0

.4

-2.8-3.6-1.0-8.1-2.5

-3.7-4.4

-18.5-18.6-19.9-19.2-13.8

5.4

3.9

2.53.0

.8

173.3

151.0150.6145.8168.7136.5137.7154.0146.1162.2158.8

185.3204.2121.2166.5228.2115.7116.0188.2176.3180.3185.2157.9175.6138.3229.1139.9

137.2131.8130.1124.4129.7

171.9169.8163.8164.0156.4163.486.2

233.3

201.2

147.1

194.6170.1

1.3

.1-.2-.32.5

-2.1-2.5-4.02.8

.95.7

2.86.98.16.8

13.96.46.6

-2.7-4.8

-11.7-13.7

1.0-3.34.7

-9.3.0

2.21.5.3

2.5-2.1

-2.2-3.0

-14.5-14.5-15.9-15.3-10.4

16.1

6.3

3.33.4

.7

0.2

.6

.5

.7

.7

.3-1.1

-.62.5

.62.9

1.53.54.13.66.33.33.5

-2.3-3.6

-13.1-15.1

-.6-1.4

.8-3.2

1.2

.3-.5

-2.1.1

-.2

-3.4-3.8

-17.2-17.3-18.6-17.9-13.2

7.1

3.6

2.01.9.9

169.9

154.5154.6150.2170.2140.8135.5164.1153.5164.7153.2

179.5184.8114.9142.5208.4109.7109.5199.3201.1184.4185.5181.6205.4204.5206.6144.9

131.5125.4123.2113.7132.8

170.6167.8157.7157.4157.0156.579.9

249.5

191.6

161.2

179.7141.9

1.1

1.81.7.7

1.0-.6-.6

-3.24.64.64.9

2.54.14.83.97.63.93.9-.6

-3.2-11.0-14.3

.1-1.23.0

-6.12.3

-1.1-2.53.7

-5.83.7

-4.2-4.7

-17.1-17.2-17.2-17.4-14.1

5.2

6.9

3.6

5.6

-0.1

1.71.71.3.7.8.6

-.23.62.72.1

.62.03.01.96.81.81.7

-2.7-4.5

-11.6-15.4

1.1-2.6-2.3-3.0

1.1

-.2-.9.7

-1.81.9

-5.1-5.4

-19.8-19.9-19.9-20.2-16.9

2.0

4.2

2.33.21.1

170.8

161.0160.7150.8171.2147.8134.1161.1149.4182.7165.2

175.3181.4110.5148.8212.4109.1108.8187.7171.8159.4158.8161.0174.6139.0217.9148.2

128.9125.7113.0123.7133.9

170.4165.6155.2154.7153.5155.966.6

304.7

205.5

148.7

196.2166.1

1.1

1.41.3.5

1.21.0

-2.3-.21.52.82.1

1.73.22.83.11.73.33.3-.9

-4.1-16.6-20.3-4.8-1.12.3

-3.61.5

.3

.12.3

-2.1-1.7

-3.5-4.5

-16.8-16.8-16.5-17.3-14.8

14.2

7.8

2.35.93.8

-0.4

1.21.11.2.01.2-.12.51.91.11.0

-.2.4

-.4.5

-3.5.6.6

-2.9-6.2

-17.1-21.5

-2.5-3.6-3.7-3.6

1.6

-2.6-3.1

.7-9.0

1.1

-4.3-4.9

-20.2-20.3-20.1-20.6-18.6

6.1

4.5

1.82.72.5

83



(December 1977=100)

Group and item

Size class A

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

North CentralSize class B

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Size class C

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Size class D

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndI half

1985


All items




Special indexes:AH items less shelterAll items less medical careAll items less energyEnergy3




179.0

160.3156.3161.2152.4171.2

205.7200.4

164.1177.8179.2173.8161.0152.3154.5115.4206.1

1.9

-.32.6

-2.1-3.6

-.2

4.46.8

1.11.73.3

-8.1-1.8-2.9-.34.04.1

0.3

-1.42.0

-3.5-6.0-.1

2.13.9

-.2.1

1.7-10.8

-3.2-5.5-1.82.01.9

173.3

156.5151.0158.3160.6160.2

199.1199.3

164.0171.8173.0170.4158.3160.6155.8113.4198.9

1.3

-1.8.1

-2.6-4.1-.9

5.06.0

.01.03.2

-9.5-2.5-3.6-2.13.74.8

0.2

-1.9.6

-3.2-6.0

.5

2.83.5

-.5.1

2.0-10.2

-3.1-5.5-2.82.32.7

169.9

155.3154.5155.1157.1158.8

192.3191.1

164.6168.7168.6179.8155.1156.9155.8116.8192.4

1.1

-1.31.8

-2.9-4.8-.3

3.96.8

.4

.82.9

-9.6-2.7-4.3-1.63.93.6

-0.1

-1.71.7

-3.5-6.1

.2

1.84.3

-.7-.41.8

-11.6-3.4-5.7-2.4

1.71.5

170.8

155.7161.0152.9152.2158.1

193.9209.5

166.6168.7171.2164.4153.3153.0156.8116.9191.8

1.1

-1.11.4

-2.4-4.2-.3

3.68.0

.62.5

-9.8-2.2-3.8-1.33.93.0

-0.4

-1.81.2

-3.4-6.7

.6

1.24.9

-.5-.71.2

-12.5-3.2-6.3-2.6

1.7.7

84



(December 1977=100)

Group and item

S ze class A

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

S ze class BSouth

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

S ze class C

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

S ze class D

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All items




HousingShelter

Renters' costs 2


Homeowners' costs2



Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas 3...Fuel o i l 3

Other fuels 3


Electricity3






Motor fuel3

Gasoline 3




Medical care

Entertainment



176.5

164.4164.8161.2172.9151.8153.5176.3162.6172.5158.4

184.4195.7116.3175.7214.4114.7114.5185.8177.1203.9189.8245.0173.3160.9203.9148.7

139.2128.7137.7118.6132.5

174.8171.3168.7168.5166.2164.484.1

234.5

203.2

159.1

189.3163.5

2.5

2.92.72.11.81.8.7

2.03.24.55.2

3.35.65.05.5

.56.06.0

-1.4-5.7

-11.0-11.7-11.9-4.7-5.1-4.1

1.3

1.3.2

2.5-1.2-1.3

-1.6-2.0

-13.4-13.4-13.7-14.2-11.6

3.4

8.5

3.25.83.5

0.6

2.32.22.51.22.4

.64.72.72.32.6

1.22.52.22.21.92.62.6

-3.4-6.9

-10.3-10.5-12.5

-6.3-9.2

.12.0

-1.4-2.4

.4-6.9-.4

-3.3-3.7

-16.2-16.2-17.1-17.0-13.7

1.6

4.7

1.32.82.3

177.9

162.3162.5157.6169.1145.5151.8179.6157.4173.7159.2

185.9199.1116.6163.6234.6113.8113.6183.2191.8194.9195.3194.0191.6191.4192.3148.8

137.4127.7139.2117.3127.6

177.6174.5162.8162.3160.7161.081.3

254.2

201.1

166.4

196.5168.9

2.4

2.01.91.32.2

.3-.3

-1.24.23.84.0

4.04.55.14.86.64.64.64.03.8

-8.5-11.6

.54.96.01.12.7

4.24.12.67.62.5

-2.5-3.1

-14.4-14.4-14.8-14.4-13.3

7.9

6.5

1.56.82.9

0.6

1.51.61.61.2.3

-.22.23.81.61.7

1.31.82.02.21.02.02.1

.6

.4-8.5

-11.7.7

1.22.3

-2.9

2.42.3

.74.81.4

-3.5-4.0

-17.2-17.2-18.1-17.4-15.0

4.3

3.6

2.9.8

174.5

158.1158.1153.3171.2142.5150.4165.8153.8171.9158.5

180.8192.2113.1166.3212.7108.4108.2184.8198.6170.8136.2203.3201.6184.9244.8140.9

135.2129.2139.6115.5135.0

175.0173.4162.9162.5158.7162.783.5

213.5

209.8

165.4

190.8

1.5

1.61.5.9

2.5-.7.3

-1.43.83.43.6

2.02.93.42.86.22.72.72.2

-1.1-8.1

-16.9-1.5

-.4.9

-2.7-.4

3.63.96.03.51.6

-3.0-3.4

-14.4-14.5-15.0-15.2-11.8

5.1

6.8

5.65.22.2

0.2

1.41.41.31.6.0.5.4

3.52.01.7

.7

.81.2.9

2.8.6.5

1.2-.8

-7.5-15.7-1.6

-.1-.6.8

-.1

.2

.2-.5.4.2

-3.8-4.1

-16.9-17.0-17.9-17.6-13.7

3.0

3.5

3.62.3

.4

174.0

162.3162.7154.9165.3153.2152.5173.4145.2184.1153.2

183.4206.5116.8169.1208.1110.9110.2164.1157.6174.9157.4206.5154.1155.8150.5146.3

116.6111.4115.1101.0119.2

168.9165.6154.0153.7148.9152.277.4

262.5

217.0

155.6

186.5154.7

1.7

1.71.6.8

3.11.1

-1.9.2

1.43.14.8

3.15.56.86.58.75.14.8

.1-1.6

-10.4-15.4-2.5

.73.0

-4.01.7

-.3-.9-.2

-2.3-2.0

-3.8-4.3

-15.1-15.0-14.8-16.0-14.1

8.9

8.0

1.05.84.0

0.1

.9

.9

.71.1.4

-1.0.7

1.81.31.2

1.12.42.92.93.72.31.9

-1.2-2.5

-11.1-16.5

-2.4-.2

-1.11.8.8

-1.6-3.0-3.7-3.6

-4.4-4.8

-17.8-17.9-18.8-18.9-15.4

3.5

4.4

.22.31.0

85



(December 1977=100)

Group and item

Size class A

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Size class BSouth

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Size class C

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Size class D

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All items








176.5

161.8164.4159.4158.9163.8

195.6205.1

169.0175.0176.3172.3159.5158.9161.7118.9194.5

2.5

-.22.9

-2.1-3.4-.1

5.38.6

1.62.24.1

-9.7-1.8-2.9

-.25.04.9

0.6

-1.02.3

-3.0-5.6

1.1

2.24.9

.1

.32.2

-11.8-2.7-5.1-1.72.11.9

177.9

163.7162.3163.3158.2170.5

197.8202.4

169.7176.3178.1175.8163.3158.3160.4117.8197.1

2.4

-.12.0

-1.4-2.6-.1

5.26.8

1.82.13.4

-6.1-1.3-2.2

-.25.65.0

0.6

-1.01.5

-2.6-4.2-.5

2.33.7

.2

.31.7

-9.1-2.4-3.9-1.22.52.1

174.5

160.5158.1161.1157.1167.9

195.3214.7

167.8172.2173.9179.8161.1157.2157.6115.5192.6

1.5

1.6-1.6-2.2-.9

3.96.9

1.31.12.8

-7.7-1.5-1.9

-.34.33.4

0.2

-1.21.4

-2.7-4.7

.1

1.83.5

.1-.11.5

-9.0-2.6-4.4-1.72.31.5

174.0

159.2162.3157.0152.5164.9

195.6219.0

164.2170.7176.0155.5157.0152.5157.3114.6191.6

1.7

-.91.7

-2.3-3.5-.7

4.78.0

1.12.9

-8.4-2.2-3.2

-.94.44.0

0.1

-1.8.9

-3.3-5.6-.3

2.34.4

-.4-.41.4

-10.4-3.3-5.3-2.42.41.9



(December 1977=100)

Group and item

Size class A

Index

1st half

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985

WestSze class B

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985

Size class C

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985


All items




HousingShelter

Renters' costs 2


Homeowners' costs 2



Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas 3 ...Fuel o i l 3

Other fuels 3


Electricity 3






Motor fuel3

Gasoline 3




Medical care

Entertainment



180.2

163.1164.5159.5178.2148.5150.7166.9164.3174.1147.4

193.2205.8126.4204.3204.0125.4125.4204.4231.1188.6190.3182.4234.0204.9278.9146.3

128.3120.3124.9100.8135.9

180.3178.0163.5163.4156.8162.183.9

221.1

206.2

155.5

197.3176.7

3.3

2.72.51.93.21.1-.6-.14.33.75.7

5.77.97.78.02.88.18.01.3

-2.1-13.3-16.2

-1.4-1.4

1.5-4.6

1.3

.6-.22.0

-4.5-1.3

-1.4-2.2

-14.1-14.2-15.7-14.4-12.0

11.2

6.9

4.26.05.7

1.0

1.91.92.21.71.0-.54.63.61.82.6

1.42.61.92.8

-8.13.23.0

-3.5-5.4

-14.4-17.7

-.4-4.82.0

-11.5.8

-.3-.9.1

-4.5-1.2

-1.7-2.0

-12.3-12.3-13.8-12.6-10.0

3.4

3.3

1.63.53.9

177.5

166.6167.0161.9180.0154.3150.2179.3159.1178.5160.9

184.0193.2121.0192.7207.7117.0116.7199.5224.3176.8171.1194.5231.6203.7289.2145.1

129.9122.4135.1107.7141.7

180.9176.7165.0163.6155.7161.286.5

249.7

204.6

161.6

191.2173.8

2.1

2.42.01.33.22.2-.1

-2.32.44.08.1

3.04.45.05.14.14.23.9

.2-2.9

-10.4-12.9

-2.8-2.0-.3

-4.4.8

-2.2-5.0

.6-6.7-4.1

-1.2-1.9

-13.6-13.8-15.4-14.2-11.0

7.8

8.3

3.04.92.0

.0

1.61.52.01.62.1

.22.22.61.54.0

.1

.91.61.52.9

.6

.3-3.1-4.8

-10.7-13.3-3.0-4.1

.4-9.9

.3

-5.6-6.8-2.0

-12.9-3.3

-2.2-2.7

-13.7-13.9-15.6-14.4-10.7

3.5

3.5

2.3.3

170.9

162.4161.7157.1170.2149.6143.3174.9157.0172.9172.0

170.0176.0121.7174.9250.6119.5119.8185.2200.4

NANA

221.3197.2153.5273.4145.6

128.3121.8133.2105.3135.3

179.8178.1162.7162.5160.9156.883.9

212.7

214.8

167.2

187.2165.1

3.0

2.82.31.5.9.9

-1.42.23.34.49.3

3.65.26.14.9

16.34.84.81.5

-1.7NANA-.4

-1.81.3

-4.8.4

.2-.23.3

-4.7.1

.1

.3-11.9-11.8-12.1-13.4

-9.2-2.4

8.6

1.7

5.44.4

1.0

1.61.41.3.1

1.3-1.11.13.02.15.8

1.12.43.22.2

10.62.02.0

-1.4-3.0NANA

.1-3.5-1.4-5.4

-.2

-.1-.33.2

-3.6-1.6

-1.2-1.0

-14.4-14.4-15.4-15.1-11.3

-3.3

4.8

1.02.11.1

87



(December 1977=100)

Group and item

Size class A

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985

WestSize class B

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985

Size class C

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985


All items





Commodities less food ...-.Nondurables less foodNondurablesServices less rent of shelter2


180.2

158.6163.1155.5156.7157.4

206.5207.6

169.9178.9179.9186.0155.4155.9160.1119.5206.4

3.3

2.7-2.4-3.4-1.2

6.87.0

1.73.24.7

-9.5-2.1-2.7-.25.86.8

1.0

-.61.9

-2.2-3.6-.3

2.33.3

.4

.82.2

-9.6-2.0-3.2-.72.02.2

177.5

161.4166.6157.8160.4159.6

197.8204.5

171.4175.9176.7189.0158.1160.4163.7117.6197.0

2.1

-1.02.4

-3.1-4.3-1.3

5.38.4

1.51.83.5

-8.7-2.6-3.5

-.86.14.9

.0

-1.51.6

-3.4-5.6-.3

1.43.6

-.3-.31.2

-9.6-3.1-5.0-1.91.91.1

170.9

160.3162.4158.0159.5161.4

182.6215.3

170.1168.2170.4178.5158.8160.4161.0120.2178.5

3.0

.12.8

-1.6-2.3-.6

5.78.5

2.22.44.0

-7.3-1.1-1.5

.36.15.2

1.0

-.91.6

-2.5-4.1-.1

2.84.8

.5

.72.2

-9.3-2.1-3.4-1.23.22.5


urban population as defined:A - More than 1,250,000.B - 385,000 to 1,250,000.C - 75,000 to 385,000.

D - Less than 75,000.Indexes on a December 1982=100 base.Indexes on a June 1978=100 base.Indexes on an August 1981 = 100 base.Data not available for publication.

88


Table S5. Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers: Semiannual averages for selected areas \ by expenditure category andcommodity and service group

(1967=100)

Group and item

Anchorage,Alaska

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Atlanta,Ga.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Baltimore,Md.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Boston,Mass.

Index

1st half

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985







HousingShelter

Renters' costs 4


Homeowners' costs 4



Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gasFuel o i l 5

Other fuels 5







Motor fuel5

Gasoline 5





Personal care


288.8315.5

321.7294.2284.1285.0256.8258.9252.1291.3349.7321.6273.7

276.3252.1112.2247.1333.2108.7108.7278.5368.4471.3207.7187.8255.6201.3185.9336.5

214.6193.7191.5186.4227.4

298.4292.1163.7162.9159.7162.287.4

342.8

424.7285.6304.8274.2

3.4

5.25.04.92.74.34.41.19.85.05.17.1

2.11.61.41.14.31.71.71.92.4

-4.1-4.9

1.84.2

.88.64.0

3.13.78.68.6

-7.6

1.71.8

-5.0-5.1-4.9-5.3-3.5

.5

8.52.99.54.3

1.3

2.32.02.91.61.61.6-.78.53.2

.44.0

1.0.6.2.1.7.8.8

1.61.7

-4.5-5.3

1.53.4-.68.71.8

1.31.63.14.0

-5.9

.2

.5-8.2-8.4-8.6-8.7-5.9-1.4

4.0.4

2.62.2

336.5387.0

320.1330.9312.2307.1248.0255.6300.0367.7396.6365.3195.5

380.5427.0125.8258.5469.2119.6119.9367.8456.4193.9193.9193.9458.4352.9597.1267.6

210.4185.8238.7168.2140.1

297.7292.3156.6156.7165.1178.981.4

337.2

425.7242.0337.5319.5

3.8

4.14.12.1

.33.02.21.91.32.67.05.0

5.38.29.47.9

25.47.67.62.1

.7-7.3

-15.7-.61.1.9

1.3-.3

-1.1-3.36.8

-13.0-1.1

-.2-.7

-15.9-15.9-17.6-16.8-12.5

4.6

8.38.06.26.0

1.2

3.33.42.8

.63.53.61.12.83.84.41.9

2.23.44.43.2

17.52.72.7

.1-2.0-9.7

-20.6-.5

-1.7-4.5

1.8.5

-4.2-6.08.2

-18.9.8

-3.0-3.2

-19.2-19.3-21.9-19.7-15.2

-.9

5.73.13.44.1

330.6383.8

313.3319.3303.9334.3263.2271.1257.4358.3370.4356.1266.1

366.4427.3121.1261.5313.8121.1121.5357.0425.1566.2191.0155.5371.3310.3482.7258.0

232.3209.6232.6174.8236.7

309.9307.2181.4181.1193.8193.786.3

360.4

402.9271.2331.7283.9

3.2

3.63.51.93.0

.7

.51.54.11.95.64.8

3.36.76.67.2

.66.97.1

-1.8-3.9

-10.3-11.0-2.3

.11.4

-2.4.1

5.95.02.7

11.43.1

-.3-.5

-10.8-10.7

-9.7-11.7

-9.82.6

9.74.45.35.4

1.1

2.62.62.01.72.22.5

.44.01.63.62.3

1.13.43.03.2

.43.63.7

-4.0-4.3-8.8-9.2-4.4-1.6-3.32.2

.2

1.81.7.05.41.5

-1.8-2.1

-13.6-13.6-13.8-14.7-11.5

1.6

5.22.22.73.7

324.6388.8

299.1305.9288.8320.2274.1280.1236.8305.7340.4340.6243.5

340.6374.1121.9315.0345.5124.6125.6361.3417.5533.4184.7229.4325.0297.4361.6248.3

231.1216.0193.7206.6255.3

336.9339.2163.7163.3171.7184.983.4

347.0

432.2286.9374.1279.8

3.5

3.93.62.53.53.02.91.0.3

3.84.17.9

3.27.26.67.4

.97.67.8

-6.5-10.3-17.3-17.7

1.6-2.2-1.4-3.62.3

2.41.4

-1.34.0

.5

-1.1-1.9

-10.7-10.7-10.1-11.2-10.1

5.6

9.75.9

10.74.4

0.7

2.01.81.71.61.31.5.5.8

3.72.33.4

.22.52.73.0

.32.32.4

-6.2-9.4

-16.5-17.0

1.3-1.0-1.2-.8

.2-.51.5

-2.1-.5

-2.7-3.1

-14.3-14.4-14.7-15.4-12.5

.4

6.33.43.21.2

89


Table S5. Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers: Semiannual averages for selected areas \ by expenditure category andcommodity and service group —Continued

(1967=100)

Group and item

Anchorage,Alaska

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Atlanta,Ga.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Baltimore,Md.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Boston,Mass.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All items





Energy 5




288.8

277.1321.7245.9257.0237.3320.0466.1

311.7289.3160.3175.9249.1259.6291.7121.4306.3

3.4

3.75.22.82.23.53.09.0

4.03.13.8

-1.93.12.83.84.42.4

1.3

1.22.3

.6-.72.21.34.3

1.51.21.7

-4.0.8

-.1.9

2.11.1

336.5

280.5320.1257.6251.7269.1429.4463.5

305.6330.9183.6169.1255.7247.6286.0122.8420.4

3.8

-.24.1

-2.8-4.7

.08.09.4

2.53.55.4

-9.3-2.4-4.1

-.37.77.9

1.2

-1.33.3

-4.1-7.1

.53.86.3

.5

.92.7

-12.5-3.8-6.5-2.04.13.5

330.6

299.1313.3285.4289.1292.4381.7434.8

307.6326.8169.2161.1284.5287.1302.6121.9373.9

3.2

.33.6

-1.6-1.8-1.16.8

10.2

2.32.84.7

-7.3-1.3-1.4

.86.66.4

1.1

-.52.6

-2.3-3.6

.03.15.6

.5

.92.7

-8.9-2.1-3.3

-.72.82.8

324.6

286.6299.1273.0295.8247.1384.1476.0

310.7319.3173.6176.5271.1289.8297.9121.3374.5

3.5

.13.9

-2.4-4.2

1.17.19.9

2.43.15.3

-10.4-1.9-3.4

-.16.96.8

0.7

-1.42.0

-3.7-5.8

.23.06.7

.2

.42.2

-11.4-3.4-5.1-1.93.42.6

90


Table S5. Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers: Semiannual averages for selected areas 1, by expenditure category andcommodity and service group —Continued

(1967 = 100)

Group and item

Buffalo,N.Y.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Chicago,III.-

NorthwesternInd.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Cleveland,Ohio

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All itemsAll items (1957-59=100) 10





HousingShelter

Renters' costs 11


Homeowners' costs 11



Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas 12..Fuel o i l5

Other fuels 5






Motor fuel5

Gasoline 5


Gasoline, unleaded regular13 ...Gasoline, unleaded premium 8...



Personal care


309.1339.7

299.1304.0304.6296.6265.6270.6254.7366.1379.5312.0247.7

334.4331.9119.1237.1403.1124.3124.3495.8560.1531.8177.3156.5569.3406.0656.3245.4

243.6237.2294.4203.2228.8

282.2276.8159.2158.9172.3171.380.7

374.3

341.3281.6341.5259.0

1.6

1.51.31.41.6.6.3

-.91.93.31.83.7

2.74.14.45.02.14.24.3

.7

.1-6.3-6.5-.11.56.1

-2.21.7

2.82.72.34.6

-3.3

-3.3-4.3

-14.1-14.2-13.1-15.0-13.1

10.8

5.32.38.25.7

0.3

1.21.11.3.5

.0.2

-.64.02.51.92.0

1.72.12.12.31.62.12.11.51.6

-4.3-4.5-.12.96.8-.3.7

1.01.2.5

2.5-1.5

-4.8-5.4

-17.7-17.8-17.4-18.5-16.3

4.6

2.5.5

3.32.5

325.8370.1

296.6304.4295.0320.3274.5284.6244.0318.8355.9328.1216.7

368.5424.4119.8244.2405.1119.5118.7340.0418.8538.8193.1153.3387.5345.4412.1245.6

166.7148.2138.9123.3189.1

305.1293.2159.1158.2175.5177.389.1

425.8

422.4281.8345.5280.0

2.2

4.03.85.05.45.24.9-.75.56.91.76.5

3.25.04.65.02.05.25.0

-1.4-2.9

-11.3-13.4

4.2-1.75.7

-10.02.3

-3.5-4.8-3.9

-10.7-4.5

-2.3-3.6

-14.3-14.8-15.4-15.8-10.8

7.9

6.12.48.63.7

0.3

2.72.73.51.73.84.1

.15.74.71.13.0

.42.11.72.3

-1.62.42.3

-5.1-6.9

-13.1-14.9

.0-6.0-7.4-4.0

.7

-6.0-7.7-3.5

-14.9-6.1

-3.4-4.7

-17.5-17.7-18.9-18.7-12.6

8.0

3.43.55.02.5

331.5376.2

318.4327.4321.1385.4265.6272.1258.8337.0418.9330.2248.0

363.5410.0115.8224.8338.3112.5112.8411.4493.4164.8174.2134.3479.9301.9687.8240.1

229.4215.2191.8202.5231.9

282.0283.9162.5162.2173.1179.786.2

374.0

434.8237.7345.5277.4

0.9

.8

.6

.12.7-.1-.6

-1.1-4.3

1.41.32.3

2.14.05.24.68.63.53.6

-1.1-3.5

-13.8-15.4-6.5-1.6

.3-4.21.1

.7-.2-.81.41.5

-4.1-4.7

-17.2-17.3-17.8-18.4-12.4

6.9

4.93.05.24.5

0.1

1.21.21.2-.41.11.2-.4-.63.41.01.2

1.31.82.82.35.91.41.4.2

-.8-13.9-15.8-4.8

1.81.42.31.2

-1.2-2.0

-.1-5.97.0

-5.2-5.5

-18.8-18.9-19.4-19.8-14.7

.4

2.33.21.6.7

349.1394.2

309.0316.9306.0329.1289.1297.1263.9304.8364.8346.1241.5

392.4445.3118.1227.0372.7114.7114.8407.1487.8193.4202.4173.7490.0354.5608.9244.9

198.4187.9225.3152.3183.6

302.3308.7166.4165.6172.7179.984.7

332.2

477.5273.4352.2294.0

1.9

.5

.3-.61.0.8.4

-1.5-3.5-1.02.25.3

3.35.15.45.45.14.94.9

.8

.9-6.6-9.72.21.55.9

-1.31.7

-.5-1.03.1

-5.0-4.5

-2.5-2.8

-14.6-14.6-16.1-15.9-10.3

2.3

8.58.15.54.1

0.2

.6

.5

.2.01.41.6

-1.0.2

-.51.21.8

1.02.02.02.3

.62.02.0

-2.1-2.8-7.1

-10.21.8

-2.5-4.2-1.4

1.9

-3.9-4.82.5

-13.5-5.4

-3.4-3.7

-16.5-16.7-18.4-17.6-12.8

.2

6.24.22.22.9

91


Table S5. Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers: Semiannual averages for selected areas \ by expenditure category andcommodity and service group.—Continued

(1967=100)

Group and item


All items

CommoditiesFood and beveragesCommodities less food and beveraaes



Special indexes:All items less shelterAll items less medical careAll items less enerav 9

Enerav5



Buffalo,N.Y.

Index

1st half

1986

309.1

278.1299.1263.8284.1247.1362.2349.7

304.2307.3163.3180.3263.1280.8292.3114.0363.3

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

1.6

-.51.5

-1.7-2.3

-.84.04.5

.91.42.7

-5.9-1.5-1.9

-.33.73.9

2ndhalf

1985

0.3

-1.31.2

-2.9-4.7

-.22.12.0

-.2.1

1.4-6.8-2.7-4.2-1.72.22.2

Chicago,III.-

NorthwesternInd.

Index

1st half

1986

325.8

281.4296.6266.5253.0278.7394.2465.4

292.7320.2181.9172.1264.7249.9276.7114.2382.1

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2.2

.54.0

-1.7-3.3

.73.95.8

1.52.03.6

-8.6-1.4-2.7

.53.33.7

2ndhalf

1985

0.3

-1.02.7

-3.4-5.9

.41.63.3

-.2.1

2.0-12.1

-3.2-5.4-1.5

1.21.4


Index

1st half

1986

331.5

294.4318.4272.0280.8272.0393.7451.7

306.4325.1173.7172.8271.7277.9303.5115.7380.0

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

0.9

-1.5.8

-3.0-4.5

-.83.84.8

.2

.72.6

-9.6-2.8-4.1-1.73.63.7

2ndhalf

1985

0.1

-1.61.2

-3.5-6.1

.32.02.1

-.4-.11.5

-9.0-3.3-5.6-2.22.02.0

ClevelandOhio

Index

1st half

1986

349.1

291.1309.0272.3258.7280.6452.6520.2

309.2341.3188.4184.2272.0257.0285.9115.0436.5

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

1.9

-.8.5

-1.6-3.1

.35.08.6

1.11.53.2

-6.2-1.4-2.7-1.24.84.6

2ndhalf

1985

0.2

-1.4.6

-2.6-5.3

.92.06.4

-.2-.11.5

-9.1-2.5-5.0-2.22.01.5


92



(1967=100)

Group and item

Dallas-Ft. Worth,

Tex.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Denver-Boulder,

Colo,

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Detroit,Mich.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Honolulu,Hawaii

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985







HousingShelter

Renters' costs 15





Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas 5 ...Fuel o i l5

Other fuels 5







Motor fuel5

Gasoline 5


Gasoline, unleaded regular17 ....Gasoline, unleaded premium 8...



Personal care


344.3372.2

326.1330.7305.8321.3253.2262.2266.1333.5384.7396.4266.4

383.4436.5118.8280.5411.2118.0118.6364.1456.5204.3

NA204.1455.2300.4672.7261.3

219.3185.8209.9165.3212.3

310.0307.7169.8169.5187.9191.483.7

369.7

441.0285.1336.5292.0

2.7

3.13.01.83.0

.6-.3

-2.24.32.84.75.8

4.05.95.35.35.56.15.9

.9-7.3

.2NA

.2-7.6

-11.8.9

1.0

.6-1.0-1.73.6

-3.1

-2.9-3.0

-13.9-14.0-13.8-14.2-13.1

1.3

12.2.8

5.42.8

0.2

2.42.42.62.11.0.8

-.37.53.22.02.6

.92.41.61.9-.32.72.6

-4.3-11.3

.4NA

.4-11.7-19.9

7.62.2

-2.2-3.9-3.3-6.62.2

-4.8-5.0

-17.3-17.4-17.7-17.9-15.5

.1

6.7.02.1

.9

358.3381.6

287.0293.7286.5306.0249.6255.0272.6286.9357.4314.4256.3

442.0533.9113.7266.3432.2112.3111.9365.9519.5153.3135.2156.9527.0210.2259.5253.5

188.7158.3221.0136.6177.5

304.2299.5148.7146.5146.7144.177.2

385.1

411.1289.8361.6319.0

1.0

.5.0

-1.41.0

-1.9-2.5-.7

-7.3.8

1.75.4

2.02.32.21.95.72.42.22.61.6

-2.4-5.6-1.81.7-.85.1

.3

-1.5-2.1

.5-4.9-1.4

-3.7-4.2

-19.9-20.9-20.1-22.0-17.7

2.3

8.31.96.05.7

-0.4

.6

.3-.2-.1.4.6

-.6-3.0

1.01.04.3

.8

.81.21.12.8

.5

.41.41.0

-1.1-5.6-.31.0

-2.96.7

.0

-1.3-1.5-2.0-1.9

.5

-5.5-6.2

-24.7-25.7-25.5-26.4-20.3

3.9

3.6.4

3.63.6

321.3369.1

287.5290.9288.5332.8261.7264.5240.9274.2370.7308.4270.7

358.9394.1118.1255.7354.2113.5113.6447.9529.8576.9191.4182.5520.3335.2683.5216.9

168.4152.1166.8138.2140.4

310.7306.8166.7166.1179.0187.285.2

406.2

456.6236.3316.1234.8

2.1

2.72.41.22.11.0.4

-3.0-2.64.75.27.4

3.26.06.67.04.66.36.31.6.4

-10.2-11.9

6.81.8

10.9-3.5-1.7

3.13.54.44.3

-10.0

-1.6-1.9

-15.9-16.1-17.1-15.7-13.7

4.0

7.81.92.7

-2.2

0.3

2.22.11.61.61.31.3-.71.53.13.53.4

1.53.53.84.31.43.73.8

.2

.5-9.9

-11.12.01.93.31.0

-1.9

-3.9-4.8-3.1

-10.3-9.1

-2.8-3.1

-18.8-19.0-20.4-18.8-15.3

2.5

3.4.7

-.4-4.7

299.7323.1

323.6335.2333.7326.3299.4304.3301.3378.5400.2346.1227.0

281.0292.6119.8292.3482.4113.8113.8319.0385.2NANANA

383.4373.3434.5224.9

203.6194.1209.8192.4194.5

273.9281.2184.6185.0189.8207.489.1

238.6

425.2297.7349.2298.1

2.4

.8

.6

.83.9

.1

.41.2

-2.22.32.43.8

2.34.54.94.85.54.44.4

-8.4-15.5NANANA

-15.7-17.2

-3.61.6

.5-.11.11.9

-2.0

1.82.1

-4.2-4.2-6.4-3.4-4.0

.0

8.44.25.22.7

1.4

1.11.22.32.03.02.8

.72.71.9.7.1

1.52.33.52.6

10.71.81.9

-2.7-7.2NANANA-7.3-8.0-2.5

1.1

-.8-1.0

.1

.1

.4

.5-8.2-8.2

-10.5-8.0-6.7

.0

4.02.32.21.4

93



(1967=100)

Group and item

Dallas-Ft. Worth,

Tex.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Denver-Boulder,

Colo.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Detroit,Mich.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Honolulu,Hawaii

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All items





Energy5




344.3

300.7326.1283.0270.4299.6407.1474.7

313.8337.5185.0166.9282.5269.9297.9120.0395.6

2.7

-.43.1

-2.6-3.2-1.65.7

12.8

1.72.04.2

-10.8-2.3-2.7

.05.64.8

0.2

-1.42.4

-3.7-6.3

.31.86.9

-.4-.22.1

-14.5-3.5-5.8-2.0

1.41.2

358.3

291.0287.0287.4255.1324.6466.7446.5

298.4354.4187.4182.3285.2253.9271.9116.8466.1

1.0

-2.3.5

-3.9-5.7-1.64.08.6

.5

.52.3

-9.5-3.6-4.9-2.55.73.4

-0.4

-2.8.6

-4.8-7.6

-.81.83.8

-.8-.61.1

-12.6-4.4-6.8-3.42.81.6

321.3

265.2287.5249.4245.6253.0408.6479.1

297.5312.2172.1179.6250.8247.5268.0118.3389.3

2.1

-.72.7

-2.7-3.9-1.35.28.2

1.11.73.4

-6.7-2.3-3.2

-.54.54.8

0.3

-2.02.2

-AA-7.2-1.12.93.3

-.5.1

1.5-8.1-4.1-6.5-2.42.32.8

299.7

280.3323.6246.9279.3215.9326.5444.8

298.5292.6170.6176.6245.2272.3305.5112.7309.8

2.4

.6

.8

.4

.5

.24.18.5

1.62.03.5

-9.4.5.7.6

3.73.6

1.4

.11.1-.7

-1.81.42.54.0

.91.22.1

-7.7-.7

-1.7-.22.72.3

94



(1967=100)

Group and item

Houston,Tex.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Kansas City,Mo.-Kans.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Anaheim,Calif.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Miami,Fla.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985







HousingShelter

Renters' costs 19






Other fuels 5


Electricity 20






Motor fuel5

Gasoline 5





Personal care


333.8381.9

336.6343.5316.0317.7274.7283.9299.9326.0387.7431.2265.5

349.5380.496.2

220.5407.2

98.394.3

430.9555.5177.9NA

177.9559.7454.9673.2245.9

250.6226.7245.8207.8241.2

280.7280.1158.1157.9171.8173.480.3

327.7

489.2294.3337.7334.8

-0.4

1.41.41.6.9

-.2-.71.5

-2.86.6

.91.6

-1.71.3.8.2

7.41.8.6

-8.2-11.5

-3.1NA-3.1

-11.8-8.6

-20.7-1.6

1.61.44.0

-1.81.1

-4.1-4.3

-17.4-17.4-17.5-18.7-14.7

7.3

5.82.35.11.1

-1.1

1.31.21.9-.4.7.9.5

1.94.9

.41.7

-1.6.9.5

-.29.81.1.3

-8.3-9.3-2.1NA-2.1-9.5-9.0

-10.8.2

1.01.02.3

-2.12.9

-5.4-5.6

-19.3-19.4-19.9-20.6-16.4

5.1

2.81.12.5

.3

321.5381.6

306.4312.6301.2323.5251.9259.3279.7348.8356.0346.7250.8

346.2389.1122.5234.6346.5115.2115.0370.7446.6174.3165.6180.5449.5304.7635.5248.6

230.1217.3212.7210.6277.8

292.5289.1148.7148.2163.0165.979.0

367.8

427.6251.5349.3284.4

1.2

2.12.02.74.5-.7

-1.44.01.15.71.54.5

1.63.95.34.79.13.53.5

-3.6-6.5-6.0

-14.2.3

-6.5-2.5-9.6

1.8

3.63.72.23.98.2

-3.9-4.4

-18.3-18.4-18.9-18.7-15.2

5.1

5.72.19.03.8

-0.1

2.12.13.52.5

.4

.32.86.65.6.5

2.3

.41.92.42.04.61.81.8

-3.5-6.6-7.4

-16.7-.2

-6.5-10.2-3.3

1.2

3.94.5-.98.75.5

-5.6-6.0

-23.0-23.1-23.5-23.5-19.6

2.3

2.41.73.61.5

328.2386.0

303.3313.7305.4335.2271.4273.8252.2307.5388.6330.4222.7

365.2412.3125.1335.0366.6123.3123.3352.9468.5169.7NA

169.7470.1377.9595.9233.7

183.5169.8174.9129.6210.7

329.3328.2162.8162.8178.1187.883.7

341.9

450.7232.6331.3288.1

3.9

2.82.51.93.3

.3-.2-.62.34.03.65.8

6.37.87.87.96.08.07.92.7

.6-4.7NA-4.7

.74.9

-2.63.2

3.33.53.92.61.9

-.7-1.7

-14.2-14.2-15.8-14.5-11.7

18.8

7.03.16.57.7

1.2

1.91.82.21.8.6.7

-.65.93.51.13.4

1.82.72.42.41.93.02.9

-2.1-4.9-3.6NA-3.6-4.94.6

-11.61.0

-.4-.42.5

-5.7.5

-1.3-1.5

-11.6-11.6-12.9-12.0-9.02.2

3.6.4

3.95.4

173.7173.7

163.5164.2159.6167.6152.9155.0152.2180.9156.3173.2151.5

176.6184.7107.8163.2201.4108.9108.7179.0206.4183.2174.0185.0206.9211.3146.0144.0

145.5136.3146.0124.7136.9

181.6176.4177.9177.4180.2177.484.5

254.0

198.6137.7194.1172.0

2.1

2.11.91.92.12.22.1-.41.92.41.26.4

2.43.73.03.02.84.03.8

.6-4.1

.5-3.4

1.3-4.2-3.8

-10.5.3

4.84.53.28.2

.4

-2.1-2.5

-12.6-12.7-11.4-13.1-12.8

1.8

6.33.47.25.3

0.3

1.81.72.71.52.72.6-.15.72.8-.33.6

.1

.7

.6

.6

.7

.6

.5-1.4-4.5

.4-3.4

1.2-4.7-4.5-6.8

-.3

1.3.7.9.4.4

-3.5-4.0

-15.5-15.6-15.3-16.0-15.3

2.2

4.31.83.55.7

95



(1967=100)

Group and item

Houston,Tex.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Anaheim,Calif.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Miami,Fla.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All items





Energy5




333.8

298.8336.6277.4279.5284.2396.0531.2

321.1324.6163.5178.9276.8278.3309.0110.9377.6

-0.4

-1.51.4

-3.3-4.8-1.2

.95.4

-.8-.91.9

-14.6-3.1-4.5-1.61.1.2

-1.1

-1.81.3

-3.8-6.3

-.1-.32.6

-1.6-1.4

1.2-14.8-3.6-5.9-2.4

-.6-.7

321.5

289.4306.4277.1277.2276.9373.9468.9

302.0315.8177.8161.1276.2274.7292.4111.8362.1

1.2

-.12.1

-1.3-2.3

-.12.65.5

.6

.93.2

-12.4-1.1-1.9

-.11.62.2

-0.1

-1.12.1

-2.7-5.2

.3

.92.2

-.6-.31.9

-15.0-2.6-4.8-1.6

.2

.8

328.2

270.2303.3251.9256.3251.9416.6479.7

299.1321.6177.4183.6250.6252.7281.0121.5407.1

3.9

.12.8

-1.6-2.1

-.87.27.1

2.43.65.1

-8.8-1.2-1.5

.56.57.1

1.2

-.31.9

-1.8-2.7

-.62.53.7

.61.02.1

-9.0-1.6-2.2

-.32.32.3

173.7

159.3163.5156.7158.1160.2191.5204.4

168.6172.2172.3190.9156.6157.7161.0118.1190.0

2.1

.12.1

-1.3-1.9

-.44.05.9

1.61.83.3

-8.5-1.0-1.4

.24.43.8

0.3

-.91.8

-2.6-4.4

-.11.34.3

.1

.01.5

-10.4-2.4-4.0-1.12.11.0

96



(1967=100)

Group and item

Milwaukee,Wis.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Minneapolis-St. Paul,

Minn.-Wis.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

New York, N.Y.-Northeastern

N.J.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985







HousingShelter

Renters' costs 22





Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gasFuel oil5

Other fuels 5






Motor fuel5

Gasoline 5





Personal care


331.4374.2

294.4306.2290.4334.8269.0275.7252.1297.1334.8352.3213.2

378.8428.5119.2253.3369.7119.3119.5414.4480.4575.6183.7169.6451.1341.1569.9243.7

230.6226.1212.6205.6319.8

303.0295.7165.5164.8183.1183.782.6

440.0

393.3282.7320.7283.7

0.9

.8

.21.43.5

.9

.6-3.8-1.35.1

-2.39.3

2.04.84.75.3-.35.15.0

-3.3-3.9

-10.3-10.7

-.2-2.2

-.5-3.7

.5

3.73.91.82.2

11.2

-3.7-4.4

-17.2-17.3-16.7-17.9-14.6

7.8

4.52.07.41.7

-0.4

.6

.41.71.5.7.8.0

1.83.7

-1.93.7

.42.12.12.7

-1.92.12.0

-4.1-5.5

-11.1-11.5

1.3-4.0-3.9-4.0

1.0

.7

.7-.6

-1.27.5

-4.5-4.9

-19.6-19.7-19.6-20.2-16.8

3.2

2.7-.53.71.2

340.0394.0

315.2326.1299.5349.1251.1257.9281.7309.9346.8405.4243.5

392.8459.8118.7281.5414.3115.5115.9393.7447.8570.8193.1186.2432.7274.0581.6233.7

201.5192.2216.5148.5219.1

286.6282.0167.3166.4180.0190.187.3

352.4

407.8300.7349.6283.6

2.2

2.11.71.52.9

.5

.0

.7

.62.52.08.7

3.15.05.05.42.55.35.4-.6

-2.3-13.1-15.5-2.5

-.17.8

-4.4.9

1.3.7

-2.3.5

1.7

-2.9-3.3

-14.5-14.6-15.3-14.6-12.4

1.7

7.85.66.71.0

0.1

1.61.51.81.81.82.0-.12.02.81.42.7

.61.72.02.5

-1.91.81.8

-2.9-4.5

-14.1-17.4

1.2-2.63.6

-6.0.8

.0-.5.3

-1.51.3

-4.8-5.2

-19.7-20.0-20.5-20.1-16.7

-.2

4.62.92.3

.6

322.1383.3

318.6329.8314.3329.1274.5278.8269.1353.3398.7368.2229.5

335.7357.5120.9289.2437.8122.4122.6393.1504.0593.8193.8200.1460.4399.1566.3254.4

190.0166.8162.1142.8196.4

339.8310.0162.6162.2164.9171.282.3

472.6

434.2288.8355.6310.5

3.5

3.63.52.23.43.22.9.0

-1.54.06.56.3

4.27.46.87.05.68.68.8

-2.3-4.1

-10.9-11.3

.4-.4.2

-1.2.3

.4-.7-.9.0

-3.2

-.7-2.1

-12.5-12.5-11.9-13.8-11.3

4.4

7.86.66.66.9

1.5

2.42.41.81.73.23.3-.6-.73.33.63.0

1.83.63.03.4.04.34.5

-2.7-3.6

-10.9-11.3

-.1.3.4.1.2

-2.2-3.6-3.6-6.9-3.2

-1.5-3.0

-15.6-15.7-16.4-16.9-13.7

4.0

5.13.52.94.1

319.7373.3

310.8320.6299.6324.5267.1275.4250.7314.7385.4383.6242.0

334.7362.9124.6297.8474.9123.6123.7398.9473.0564.6191.6177.4433.5421.0438.2246.1

180.0163.1163.6103.1198.9

331.5328.6173.6174.2187.2188.882.1

376.7

465.2251.4364.2287.8

2.8

2.11.91.21.2.0-.6.2

-1.34.23.44.9

3.66.66.56.94.46.66.7

-1.3-3.3

-11.9-12.3

-1.31.55.3

-3.6.7

-1.6-2.5

.8-9.6-5.7

.1-.8

-12.3-12.3-11.1-13.8-11.0

9.8

6.23.37.98.7

0.8

1.11.01.01.7-.1-.3-.1-.83.41.02.2

1.53.02.33.5

-4.03.33.4

-1.9-3.7-9.7

-10.31.8-.5.2

-1.51.0

-2.1-2.8-4.4-5.3-3.8

-2.4-2.8

-16.7-16.8-16.3-18.3-14.4

1.6

2.72.24.26.6

97



(1967=100)

Group and item

Milwaukee,Wis.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Minn.-Wis.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


N.J.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All items





Energy5




331.4

288.4294.4281.4285.3272.4403.7425.4

301.7328.1182.8187.1277.4276.1290.1110.8398.7

0.9

-1.3.8

-2.5-4.3

-.33.54.1

-.2.8

2.5-9.5-2.1-3.5-1.72.33.4

-0.4

-2.0.6

-3.6-6.4

.11.42.6

-1.1-.51.2

-11.4-3.3-5.7-2.7

.81.3

340.0

286.6315.2267.6270.4274.4430.9441.3

301.1336.0175.1171.6266.5267.4293.7117.1429.3

2.2

-.22.1

-1.6-2.3

-.74.67.7

1.31.83.5

-8.0-1.3-1.7

.04.14.3

0.1

-1.41.6

-3.3-5.7

.11.74.6

-.4-.21.7

-11.9-3.1-5.1-2.0

1.61.4

322.1

281.8318.6253.5261.6242.8381.7466.0

311.1316.2169.9171.2251.3256.9292.6119.2371.5

3.5

.93.6

-1.4-1.6-1.15.98.3

2.23.34.6

-7.1-1.1-1.2

1.44.25.7

1.5

-.42.4

-2.7-3.8

-.63.25.5

.71.32.5

-8.0-2.5-3.5-.32.63.0

319.7

275.6310.8251.2262.2246.1395.2515.1

310.7311.7168.8188.3250.0259.4289.5123.0376.9

2.8

-.62.1

-2.5-3.7

-.56.46.3

1.72.53.9

-6.8-2.2-3.2-.76.16.4

0.8

-1.41.1

-3.0-4.9

.23.02.4

.1

.62.0

-8.9-2.8-4.5-1.82.83.1

98



(1967=100)

Group and item

Pittsburgh,Pa.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Portland,OreQ.-Wash.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

St. Louis,Mo.-lll.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

San Diego,Calif.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985




Food at homeCereals and bakery productsMeats, poultry, fish, and eggs 24 ..



HousingShelter

Renters' costs 25






Other fuels 5







Motor fuel5

Gasoline 5





Personal care


329.2378.5

297.5301.3283.8311.2241.9249.1222.1319.4363.8364.5283.1

374.9444.0118.8256.3416.4113.5113.5388.3498.7199.1173.7256.1498.7346.3644.7227.7

191.9181.4173.0151.7204.1

321.9315.9164.7164.9174.7180.580.4

427.2

444.0287.0318.5247.3

1.5

1.41.31.22.2

-3.2-3.7-2.4

1.17.21.63.4

2.65.26.06.72.44.74.8

-1.0-1.9-9.7

-15.1.0

-1.31.1

-3.2.1

-3.5-4.3-7.0-8.6-1.0

-3.0-3.6

-14.8-14.8-13.9-15.7-12.7

4.0

6.69.04.74.1

0.3

1.51.62.4

.4-.6-.6.2

4.76.6

.7

.5

1.73.43.54.0

.83.43.4-.2-.5

-10.2-15.8

.0

.21.3-.7-.4

-5.4-6.4-7.5

-13.4-1.1

-4.1-4.6

-17.4-17.5-17.3-18.3-15.4

1.4

3.74.51.81.4

316.4374.0

306.5315!i295.0325.4273.1277.5227.6315.2375.8363.1231.3

323.4364.9112.2249.0373.1111.4111.3395.1400.6499.0167.5NA

334.2186.8177.0229.4

197.1190.2209.6169.5221.0

317.1325.8166.9166.7160.6166.482.8

339.7

424.8251.6367.6297.4

2.3

2.62.41.94.0-.5

-1.11.82.83.12.54.8

2.34.54.44.17.54.84.7

-3.0-7-2

-21.5-21.3NA

2.65.2

-5.01.6

-7.3-8.6-6.2

-18.94.7

1.3.8

-12.9-12.9-13.9-12.5-12.8

8.5

7.7.4

10.02.3

0.2

1.2.9

1.42.2

-1.4-1.8

.45.52.5

.44.4

.52.22.11.84.62.42.3

-4.7-8.8

-21.9-21.8NA

.1

.8-1.9

.9

-5.7-6.8-6.1

-15.33.7

-1.5-1.9

-14.5-14.6-15.1-14.6-14.3

5.0

4.1-1.14.7.0

320.3374.1

307.3312.3302.2343.6243.5248.9290.6357.4363.7341.4257.0

355.0411.6119.4234.1374.9119.0119.5337.2419.6514.9199.3154.8393.9312.7484.7249.1

194.0182.7184.4147.7158.1

287.9293.8154.2154.0164.8169.884.9

262.1

399.7261.5339.0290.7

1.7

2.42.32.22.41.4.9

3.9.03.33.43.6

2.94.05.15.63.03.73.61.4.1

-8.3-12.8

-2.11.4

11.5-8.6

1.6

-3.2-3.93.5

-16.6-3.8

-3.0-3.2

-15.9-15.9-17.6-16.2-12.4

3.4

8.24.56.25.5

-0.3

1.71.82.41.91.71.63.33.82.21.41.1

-.51.11.82.01.1.9.9

-4.7-4.2-9.7

-15.9-.7

-3.3-4.3-2.0

.4

-2.2-2.73.5

-7.3-5.7

-4.1-4.3

-18.8-18.9-20.3-19.3-14.8

2.3

5.72.42.41.7

381.4400.9

324.8338.8301.6328.3274.3278.1245.0313.1372.5426.6208.9

482.8621.9135.2367.8395.7137.4137.9332.4421.4221.7210.6223.2442.3458.8411.4229.3

216.6199.3185.2180.8226.0

321.7318.0168.1168.0179.7191.087.0

376.3

383.7264.9324.5299.2

3.3

3.13.02.72.64.24.2

-1.2.6

4.43.04.9

5.89.08.28.82.49.49.4

-2.3-7.5-2.1

-17.7.4

-7.6-7.6-7.4-.2

1.0-1.9-4.3-1.1-1.4

-1.8-2.3

-12.5-12.5-14.3-12.3-9.14.9

5.83.83.94.0

1.1

2.72.72.92.13.33.5-.54.13.81.93.0

1.53.32.83.1

.33.53.5

-4.6-9.5-2.2

-17.9.3

-9.7-7.6

-13.6-1.0

1.2-1.0-3.8-1.4

1.0

-2.0-2.3

-11.2-11.1-12.3-11.2-8.12.4

3.42.32.02.0

99



(1967 = 100)

Group and item

Pittsburgh,Pa.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Portland,0 eq.-Wash.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

St. Louis,Mo.-lll.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

San Diego,Calif.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All items





Energy5




329.2

276.4297.5256.1247.0269.0419.9488.3

301.2322.6172.4183.5258.7251.3275.7115.9410.2

1.5

-1.01.4

-2.6-3.6-1.14.15.9

.61.12.7

-7.4-2.4-3.2-1.03.43.8

0.3

-1.71.5

-3.9-6.0

-.62.53.5

-.4.1

1.5-8.0-3.8-5.6-2.1

1.82.3

316.4

283.6306.5270.0275.9275.9368.8458.7

303.7310.1168.6172.9268.1271.4291.4121.5356.5

2.3

-1.22.6

-3.4-5.0-1.16.37.2

1.71.93.9

-10.1-3.1-4.4-1.37.76.2

0.2

-2.11.2

-3.9-6.3-.62.83.8

-.3-.11.8

-11.7-3.6-5.6-2.63.32.7

320.3

286.1307.3267.1256.5278.7379.6430.0

295.7315.4175.6161.6267.3256.7284.8114.3369.9

1.7

-.52.4

-2.3-4.2

.14.38.6

1.11.22.9

-7.2-2.1-3.8

-.74.53.8

-0.3

-1.41.7

-3.4-6.0

-.11.16.2

-.6-.71.4

-10.9-3.3-5.6-1.9

1.0.4

381.4

308.6324.8295.4275.5318.3495.6406.9

302.5380.9206.5184.9291.6268.7300.9118.2503.6

3.3

-.43.1

-2.6-3.6-1.46.76.1

1.03.14.7

-10.4-2.4-3.1

.04.06.8

1.1

-.42.7

-2.4-3.5-1.02.53.7

.21.02.3

-10.5-2.2-3.1

-.21.52.4

100


Table S5. Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers: Semiannual averages for selected areas \ byexpenditure category and commodity and service group —Continued

(1967=100)

Group and item

San Francisco,Oakland,

Calif.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Seattle-Everett,Wash.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd| half

1985



Food and beveragesFood :....




HousingShelter

Renters' costs M


Homeowners' costs M

Owners' equivalent rent M


Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas 30..Fuel o i l 5

Other fuels 5






Motor fuel5

Gasoline 5





Personal care


340.8405.6

309.4319.8307.0337.8276.2280.5249.0315.2394.0339.9214.8

397.5446.6131.3356.0382.3132.3132.4410.4486.7191.5194.8188.6491.0332.3740.2270.3

207.6189.0204.4168.8194.4

313.0310.7163.4163.4174.4185.584.5

326.1

404.7277.2356.9302.8

3.2

2.62.2.9

3.22.11.8

-1.4-6.64.64.66.4

6.28.88.29.3

-4.79.49.2

.5-3.2-7.4

-13.7.0

-3.11.7

-8.62.1

-5.1-7.4-.1

-17.1-7.0

-2.6-3.1

-14.5-14.6-16.2-14.9-12.7

4.7

7.88.16.14.4

1.4

2.32.21.61.41.21.3-.8.6

3.83.53.2

2.33.5

.84.4

-29.85.45.2

-3.1-4.6-5.8

-14.42.4

-4.51.8

-11.52.6

-.5-1.6-1.8-4.1-6.5

-2.4-3.0

-13.7-13.7-15.1-14.0-12.0

5.4

3.05.24.05.1

324.9381.8

295.9304.8288.6308.4246.7253.8246.7266.5397.4342.6241.3

363.3411.0114.1276.6457.3112.5112.0377.7511.3513.4190.1173.4464.1473.0432.8250.1

196.8182.6193.3141.3200.9

291.7292.3163.8163.2189.2192.780.2

310.3

397.2270.5352.0322.0

1.3

3.13.02.63.5

.4-.31.43.24.63.34.5

1.54.95.65.74.54.84.9

-3.9-7.9

-15.4-16.5

.0-3.4-1.9-9.9-3.6

1.71.3

-1.5-.82.9

-1.8-1.9

-14.4-14.5-16.2-14.3-12.7

-.9

3.6.7

4.8.3

0.6

2.42.42.91.4.7.9

1.27.94.11.13.3

1.12.42.62.44.02.32.2

-2.3-6.0

-16.7-17.9

.0

.72.3

-6.0.2

-1.2-1.9-5.2-4.3

.2

-2.0-2.1

-14.4-14.5-15.9-14.6-12.6

-.9

2.5-.12.0

-1.8

329.8384.2

325.3328.9330.1345.8290.3299.7249.9381.6421.3330.7286.4

351.6380.6125.6303.2431.9119.8119.9364.0469.6719.3188.0410.2422.7313.2526.5268.4

216.1190.9197.0164.3225.2

306.9297.3171.2171.0184.3183.386.6

411.3

449.3265.5338.0265.1

3.5

4.24.02.91.14.13.71.82.72.85.96.5

5.06.65.47.6

-10.27.77.9

-1.6-4.6

-14.2-13.4-16.9-1.2-.4

-2.05.4

-2.9-4.5

.3-10.9

-6.0

-.2-.8

-10.6-10.6-11.4-11.3-8.65.5

7.93.36.02.4

1.4

2.82.82.71.24.14.21.55.9

.62.63.1

2.63.12.93.3

-1.23.43.5

-3.5-6.2

-14.1-12.6

-3.6-6.1

-.96.4

-5.7-7.6-2.4

-17.5-5.4

-1.5-2.1

-12.9-12.9-14.3-13.8-10.5

4.2

3.81.12.81.9

101


Table S5. Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers: Semiannual averages for selected areas \ byexpenditure category and commodity and service group —Continued

(1967=100)

Group and item


Calif.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half 2nd

19851985


All items





Energy5



340.8

284.8309.4269.5262.1283.2420.9439.9

308.9336.8181.6190.0267.0257.2287.4117.7416.6

3.2

-.92.6

-3.2-5.1

-.46.98.0

1.32.94.7

-10.0-2.7-4.2-1.15.46.8

1.4

-.22.3

-1.8-3.9

1.32.82.9

.71.32.7

-10.0-1.5-3.4

-.72.32.8

324.9

279.7295.9268.5278.5268.5400.0424.7

297.9320.7177.1191.5266.7273.8288.3116.0395.2

1.3

-1.43.1

-3.8-4.7-2.54.13.1

.21.12.8

-11.4-3.5-4.2

-.93.34.2

0.6

-1.32.4

-3.3-5.8

.02.62.0

.0.5

1.8-10.6

-3.1-5.3-1.82.72.6

329.8

286.2325.3260.3275.3249.4390.7489.5

311.1323.5175.8175.0261.9276.3301.6121.9378.2

3.5

.84.2

-1.3-4.23.46.08.0

2.43.35.0

-7.7-.9

-3.6-.15.25.8

1.4

-.22.8

-2.0-6.24.92.83.9

.81.32.7

-9.7-1.7-5.6-1.82.32.7


102


Area is generally the Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA),exclusive of farms. LA.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif, is a combination oftwo SMSA's, and N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern NJ. and Chicago, III.-Northwestern Ind. are the more extensive Standard Consolidated Areas.Area definitions are those established by the Office of Management andBudget in 1973, except for Denver-Boulder, Colo, which does not includeDouglas County. Definitions do not include revisions made since 1973.

2 Indexes are on an October 1967=100 base, unless otherwiseindicated.

3 Index is on a May-October 1960=100 base, for Anchorage, Alaska.4 Indexes are on a November 1982=100 base, for Anchorage, Alaska;

Baltimore, Md.; and Boston, Mass. Index is on a December 1982=100base for Atlanta, Ga.

5 Indexes are on a June 1978=100 base.6 Index is on a June 1978=100 base for Anchorage, Alaska.7 Indexes are on a January 1976=100 base for Baltimore, Md.;

Boston, Mass.; and Atlanta, Ga. Index is on a June 1978=100 base forAnchorage, Alaska.

8 Indexes are on an August 1981 = 100 base.9 Indexes are on the bases listed below:Anchorage, Alaska January 1978=100.Atlanta, Ga. December 1977=100.

March 1978=100.January 1978=100.

February 1978=100.December 1977=100.

March 1978=100.February 1978=100.

February 1978=100.January 1978=100.

December 1977=100.December 1977=100.April 1978=100.December 1977=100.

Baltimore, Md.Boston, Mass.Buffalo, N.Y.Chicago, III.Cincinnati, OhioCleveland, OhioDallas, TexasDenver, Colo.Detroit, Mich.Honolulu, HawaiiHouston, TexasKansas City, MissouriLos Angeles, Calif.Miami, Fla.Milwaukee, Wis.Minneapolis, Minn.New York, N.Y.Philadelphia, Pa.Pittsburgh, Pa.Portland, Oreg.St. Louis, MissouriSan Diego, Cat.San Francisco, Cal.Seattle, Wash.Washington, D.C.

December 1977=100.November 1977=100.

November 1977=100.April 1978=100.December 1977=100.

December 1977=100.April 1978=100.January 1978=100.March 1978=100.November 1977=100.December 1977=100.

November 1977=100.November 1977=100.

Index is on a November 1963=100 base for Buffalo, N.Y.

11 Index is on a November 1982=100 base for Cincinnati, Ohio.Indexes are on a December 1982=100 base for Buffalo, N.Y.; Chicago,III.; and Cleveland, Ohio.

12 Indexes are on a June 1978=100 base in Cincinnati, Ohio; andCleveland, Ohio.

13 Indexes are on a January 1976=100 base.14 For the following areas the 1957-59=100 base is not available;

indexes are on the bases listedbelow:

Dallas, Texas November 1963=100.Denver, Colo. January 1964=100.Honolulu, Hawaii December 1963=100.

15 Index is on a November 1982=100 base for Denver, Colo. Indexesare on a December 1982=100 base for Dallas, Texas; Detroit, Mich.; andHonolulu, Hawaii.

16 Index is on a June 1978=100 base for Denver, Colo.17 Indexes are on a January 1976=100 base for Dallas, Texas; Detroit,

Mich.; and Honolulu, Hawaii. Index is on a June 1978=100 base forDenver, Colo.


19 Index is on a November 1982=100 base for Miami, Fla. Indexes areon a December 1982=100 base for Houston, Texas; Kansas City,Missouri; and Los Angeles, Calif.

20 Index is on a June 1 9 7 8 = 1 0 0 base for Miami, Fla.21 Index is on a June 1 9 7 8 = 1 0 0 base for Miami, Fla. Indexes are on a

January 1 9 7 6 = 1 0 0 base for Houston, Texas; Kansas City, Mo.; and LosAngeles, Calif.

22 Index is on a November 1 9 8 2 = 1 0 0 base for Milwaukee, Wis.Indexes are on a December 1 9 8 2 = 1 0 0 for Minneapolis, Minn.; N e w York,N.Y.; and Philadelphia, Pa.

23 Index is on a February 1 9 6 5 = 1 0 0 base for San Diego, Calif.24 Index is on an April 1 9 6 7 = 1 0 0 base for Portland, Oreg.25 Indexes are on a November 1 9 8 2 = 1 0 0 base for Portland, Oreg.; St.

Louis, Mo.; and San Diego, Calif. Index is on a December 1 9 8 2 = 1 0 0base for Pittsburgh, Pa.

26 Indexes are on a June 1 9 7 8 = 1 0 0 base for Pittsburgh, Pa. and SanDiego, Calif.

27 Index is on a June 1 9 7 8 = 1 0 0 base for Portland, Oreg.28 Indexes are on a January 1 9 7 6 = 1 0 0 base for Pittsburgh, Pa.; St.

Louis, Mo.; and San Diego, Calif. Index is on a June 1 9 7 8 = 1 0 0 base for

Portland, Oreg.29 Indexes are on a November 1982=100 base for Seattle, Wash.; and

Washington, D.C. Index is on a December 1982=100 base for SanFrancisco, Calif.

30 Index is on a June 1978=100 base for San Francisco, Calif.NA Not available for publication.

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Table S6. Consumer Price Index for wage earners and clerical workers : Selected areas, semiannual average, all items index


Area 1Otherindexbase

Semiannual average indexes

19842nd half

19851st half

19852nd half

19861st half

Percent change from precedingsem annual average

19851st half

19852nd half

19861st half

U.S. city average

Region *


Population size class

BCD

Region/population size classcross classification2

Northeast/ANorth Central/ASouth/AWest/ANortheast/BNorth Central/BSouth/BWest/BNortheast/CNorth Central/CSouth/CWest/CNorth Central/DSouth/D

Selected local areas

Anchorage, AlaskaAtlanta, GaBaltimore, MdBoston, MassBuffalo, N.Y

Chicago, Ill.-Northwestern IndCincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-IndCleveland, OhioDallas-Fort Worth, TexDenver-Boulder, Colo

Detroit, MichHonolulu, HawaiiHouston, TexKansas City, Mo.-KansLA.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif

Miami, FlaMilwaukee, WisMinneapolis-StPaul, Minn.-WisN.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern N.JPhiladelphia, Pa.-N.J

Pittsburgh, PaPortland, Oreg.-WashSt. Louis, Mo.-lllSan Diego, CalifSan Francisco-Oakland, Calif

Seattle-Everett, WashWashington, D.C.-Md.-Va

12/7712/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/77

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/77

10/67

11/77

311.0

164.1167.9169.8167.2

168.3168.4169.7

160.2169.1170.2167.4167.1166.6169.0169.7176.9164.0170.6160.7170.1

269.9316.0314.7304.8289.9

301.8318.6324.0325.5346.0

300.2294.7332.8305.1303.8

169.2344.2328.2299.2307.5

303.8294.9306.2328.4320.6

305.0316.5

315.8

167.3169.3172.3170.9

170.7171.4172.3

163.1170.8172.4170.6169.6167.7170.7174.4181.9165.1173.5165.0171.2173.1

272.6322.0319.9311.7290.9

305.9322.1321.7329.3350.4

305.3300.0332.6307.7311.1

171.3347.4328.5304.5314.2

306.7300.0312.0333.8325.7

308.2321.7

321.1

170.2171.5175.0174.4

173.3173.9174.7

173.5175.5174.2171.6169.2173.6178.1185.9166.9175.7167.9173.2175.4

278.2330.1326.0320.1294.5

311.3324.3327.0337.2354.7

310.5302.8334.9311.8318.5

174.3351.9335.2310.0320.1

309.8305.9318.1340.4330.8

310.0328.5

322.3

171.7171.4175.2175.3

173.7174.4174.5

167.6173.6176.0175.7172.5169.1174.1178.0187.8166.5175.5169.3172.3175.0

281.9333.6328.9321.7294.3

311.6324.1326.9337.4352.6

310.7306.9331.2310.2321.7

174.4350.0334.4314.2321.9

309.5305.5316.2344.0335.2

311.1330.9

1.5

2.0.8

1.52.2

1.41.81.5

1.81.01.31.91.5.7

1.02.82.8

.71.72.7

.62.1

1.01.91.72.3

.3

1.41.1-.71.21.3

1.71.8-.1.9

2.4

1.2.9.1

1.82.2

1.01.71.91.61.6

1.01.6

1.7

1.71.31.62.0

1.51.51.4

1.81.61.82.11.2.9

1.72.12.21.11.31.81.21.3

2.12.51.92.71.2

1.8.7

1.62.41.2

1.7.9.7

1.32.4

1.81.32.01.81.9

1.02.02.02.01.6

.62.1

0.4

.9-.1.1.5

.2

.3-.1

1.0.1.3.9.5

-.1.3

-.11.0-.2-.1.8

-.5-.2

1.31.1.9.5

-.1

.1-.1.0.1

-.6

.11.4

-1.1-.51.0

.1-.5-.21.4.6

-.1-.1-.61.11.3

.4

.7

1 Area is generally the Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA),exclusive of farms. L.A.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif, is a combination oftwo SMSA's, and N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern N.J. and Chicago, Ill.-Northwestern Ind. are the more extensive Standard Consolidated Areas.Area definitions are those established by the Office of Management andBudget in 1973, except for Denver-Boulder, Colo, which does not includeDouglas County. Definitions do not include revisions made since 1973.

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urban population as defined below:A - More than 1,250,000.B - 385,000 to 1,250,000.C - 75,000 to 385,000.D - Less than 75,000.


Table S7. Consumer Price Index for urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for regions \ byexpenditure category and commodity and service group

(December 1977=100)

Group and item

U.S. city average

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Northeast

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985

North Central

Index

1sthalf

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985

South

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985.

West

Index

1sthalf

1986.

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985.

2ndhalf

1985_


All items .


Food at homeCereals and bakery products ..Meats, poultry, fish, and eggsDairy productsFruits and vegetablesSugar and sweetsFats and oilsNonalcoholic beveragesOther prepared foods


HousingShelter

Renters' costs 3


Homeowners' costs3


Maintenance and repairsMaintenance and repair servicesMaintenance and repair commodities.



Fuel o i l 4

Other fuels 4


Electricity 4



HousefumishingsHousekeeping suppliesHousekeeping services


Men's and boys' apparelWomen's and girls' apparel ....Infants' and toddlers' apparel.FootwearOther apparel commodities

Apparel services




Gasoline4



Gasoline, unleaded premium 5...Maintenance and repairOther private transportation

Other private trans, commodities .Other private trans, services


322.3

308.2315.6300.2321.7266.0255.8323.4408.8288.8480.3301.4359.6241.6

351.2386.0108.0275.4408.0107.5107.5367.3421.9261.6388.9188.0186.9185.9192.1188.3173.5213.5251.2245.8198.0316.1346.8

204.4189.5198.5166.3332.0210.6203.9329.6

312.3306.6220.5220.8367.2163.7163.4159.8161.383.4

361.6299.6205.1327.3412.5

2.1

2.42.31.62.81.1-.7-.23.4

-1.95.82.73.85.2

3.45.96.16.24.95.96.01.42.5

.3-.7

-3.0-11.4-13.2

-1.2-.72.1

-4.35.71.2-.12.22.8

.8

.21.4

-1.27.4-.8.5

4.7

-2.4-3.03.53.5

-4.4-14.1-14.1-14.6-14.7-11.7

3.44.9

.15.76.8

0.4

1.91.81.81.31.4-.22.21.9

-1.56.21.21.92.6

1.22.62.62.8

.22.72.7

-2.2-4.0

-11.2-13.0

-1.1-2.0-1.4-2.82.3

.7

.41.21.0

-1.4-2.0-1.0-4.65.7— 9

2.3

-3.4-3.82.42.4

-2.2-16.5-16.5-17.6-17.2-13.3

1.73.4

.24.03.9

171.7

160.6160.7154.9168.9151.1142.0168.3166.7147.1141.4164.0176.2159.7

181.0194.8109.6173.8208.0109.9110.0166.8179.5139.3183.0184.5189.1188.9192.1182.1171.9198.6158.9143.9133.2151.8168.3

126.1118.2119.8106.1148.9132.7131.5188.5

173.8170.5148.7148.7215.3167.0166.7164.7162.783.0

171.6160.5135.9165.1207.6

2.6

2.82.71.83.21.6-.6-.33.4-.76.22.94.85.1

3.87.37.27.54.57.97.81.34.3

-1.8-2.6-4.7

-12.0-12.8

.7-.3.9

-2.25.5

.8-.42.22.4

.6.0.0.03.7

-2.01.73.6

-1.7-2.53.63.6

-4.4-11.8-11.8-11.4-12.7-10.8

4.62.6

.33.05.6

0.9

2.02.01.91.51.9-.41.91.5.06.31.62.62.2

1.73.83.64.1-.74.34.3-.11.8

-2.0-2.6-4.2

-11.2-12.0

.7-.1.1

-.32.6

-.31.8.9

-1.6-2.4-2.1-4.63.1

-1.51.62.2

-2.9-3.62.32.3

-2.2-15.3-15.4-15.7-16.3-13.5

2.42.0

2.23.9

171.4

155.6155.6151.0172.5143.9138.8161.4168.8146.7136.3166.8165.7155.7

183.8195.6107.0161.1215.8106.0105.9156.9166.7138.5192.2184.8181.8184.3173.6185.3164.6211.8167.4143.1130.9163.8160.7

127.3121.4121.2112.4169.4129.8134.2179.2

170.3167.8146.9146.7215.0161.6161.2158.1159.585.1

164.6154.1128.3158.7242.0

1.2

2.01.71.42.6

.8-1.3-.72.9

-2.16.92.32.55.3

2.74.95.25.25.84.84.71.81.31.8-.6

-2.7-11.6-14.4

-.3-1.04.8

-6.25.81.1.02.42.8

-.2-.71.3

-3.812.3-.8.7

4.1

-3.4-3.93.73.6

-4.4-15.7-15.8-16.5-16.4-11.8

3.33.4-.54.08.3

-0.1

1.7.1.7!1.8.9

1.5.02.21.4

-2.17.1

.81.52.4

.82.22.32.42.02.12.01.2

1.6-2.0-4.2

-12.6-15.6

-.2-2.6-2.7-2.6

1.5

1.01.3

-1.8-2.5

-.7-6.311.6-.2

-1.12.5

-4.3-4.72.22.2

-2.2-18.7-18.8-19.7-19.4-14.2

2.02.6

2.95.9

175.2

162.3162.5156.2166.5147.5151.8172.3174.0142.3149.6163.9178.3158.5

183.6198.1105.8169.8218.1105.1105.0167.3170.0154.8182.2182.8188.3175.3212.6182.1174.5201.9154.9143.8132.5158.8160.3

134.9127.1136.5117.5137.0128.3130.7194.8

176.4174.7147.8148.2215.1163.8163.5160.5162.182.3

172.3168.6134.7178.1229.8

1.7

2.12.11.42.3

.7-.2.2

3.2-3.64.82.83.94.0

3.14.75.14.95.44.64.61.3-.53.11.2

-1.3-9.5

-13.2-3.3-.3.9

-2.75.81.3.3

1.92.7

2.01.42.21.17.0

.7

.34.7

-3.0-3.33.73.5

-4.4-14.2-14.2-14.5-14.8-12.4

2.65.8.3

7.15.4

0.1

1.61.61.61.3.8

.02.32.5

-2.75.31.51.91.8

1.01.92.02.02.31.81.81.1.1

2.0-.8

-2.7-9.3

-12.7-3.5-1.8-2.4

-.32.7

.8

.61.31.1

-.3-.8

-1.0-2.26.0.01.32.4

-3.9-4.22.62.5

-2.2-16.9-17.0-17.9-17.6-14.3

.94.0-.45.02.7

175.3

165.9166.5159.8174.8151.2149.4170.9175.4155.6151.4175.1180.5157.1

181.5189.3108.9192.9209.4108.6108.5182.0205.7144.3198.0217.0184.2179.2198.5221.2194.6267.0165.5144.2129.7168.0162.6

129.2122.3127.6106.0152.8139.5131.6188.2

180.3178.0140.7142.0214.9163.0162.5155.8160.784.5

181.2184.4129.6196.5231.4

2.6

2.52.21.53.0

.9-.6-.14.2

-1.34.82.73.96.5

4.46.36.66.74.96.46.31.92.6

.8

.8-2.4-9.6

-12.4-1.6-1.61.1

-4.86.61.0

-1.32.93.9

.5-.62.1

-2.83.5

-1.2-1.16.9

-1.5-2.03.13.5

-4.4-13.8-14.0-15.3-14.4-11.6

3.28.1

-2.49.89.4

0.5

1.71.51.81.51.1-.33.12.7

-1.76.0

.91.53.3

.92.22.12.3

-1.92.22.2

.3.0.9

-2.8-4.5

-10.5-13.7

-1.4-3.81.4

-9.63.4

.4.0.7.9

-1.4-2.0

.1-4.7-2.1-1.4

-.82.0

-2.1-2.42.52.7

-2.2-13.6-13.7-15.2-14.1-10.5

1.55.2

-1.16.22.8


105


Table S7. Consumer Price Index for urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for regions 1, byexpenditure category and commodity and service group —Continued

(December 1977=100)

Group and item

U.S. city average

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Northeast

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985

North Central

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985

South

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985

West

Index

1sthalf

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1sthalf

1985

2ndhalf

1985



Professional servicesOther medical care services .




All items .


Nondurables less food and beveragesApparel commoditiesNondurables less food, beverages, and

apparelDurables


Household services less rent ofshelter3

Transportation servicesMedical care servicesOther services ...



Services less medical careEnergy 4


Commodities less food and energy .Energy commoditiesServices less energy

423.7269.1457.5385.7547.6

266.8258.6282.6

337.0345.1287.7420.8

322.3

283.9308.2267.4271.2189.5

316.2264.1391.4107.7

103.5346.6457.5322.5

322.5304.7102.6317.2266.0267.9305.2290.9106.0382.0175.0318.2317.5258.7350.9387.2

7.36.67.46.48.4

3.42.45.1

6.06.83.87.9

2.1

-.52.4

-2.3-3.4

.2

-4.4-.85.26.0

1.95.37.45.5

2.01.11.51.7

-2.0-2.9-3.7-.44.54.9

-8.73.53.91.1

-13.65.9

4.03.44.13.44.8

1.81.13.0

2.83.62.03.0

.4

-1.31.9

-3.2-5.4-2.0

-6.4-.12.42.7

-.13.44.12.5

.0-.2.0.2

-3.0-5.0-5.7-1.72.12.2

-10.41.91.9.4

-15.62.9

200.1190.7202.3195.7210.1

156.5149.7167.4

190.8194.3164.5220.8

171.7

159.1160.6157.4156.3118.2

171.0159.2191.3109.9

102.8176.5202.3186.4

174.7165.3103.1170.4157.6156.5170.1158.7105.7190.3176.3170.8174.1155.5175.4191.3

7.66.28.07.48.5

5.03.07.8

6.96.25.88.6

2.6

.02.8

-2.0-2.9

.0

-3.6-.75.97.6

2.04.08.07.1

2.61.31.92.3

-1.7-2.4-2.9

.14.55.8

-7.84.04.51.4

-11.86.6

4.43.44.64.15.1

2.51.63.7

3.32.93.23.8

.9

-1.12.0

-3.1-4.9-2.4

-5.6-.33.24.1

1.22.74.63.3

.6

.4

-3.0-4.5-5.0-1.22.63.1

-9.22.4

-14.03.6

198.6193.3199.7185.1216.3

154.8147.4167.0

187.7205.7154.7218.2

171.4

156.1155.6155.7156.0121.4

169.5156.7197.4106.2

103.8169.7199.7176.4

175.1163.9101.8170.1155.8156.0168.3155.8105.3197.1172.8170.6174.7155.8165.9196.4

6.87.06.75.47.9

2.92.63.5

5.67.92.07.1

1.2

-1.02.0

-2.7-4.4

-.7

-5.4-.64.24.9

1.54.56.74.0

1.2.4.7.9

-2.5-3.8-4.6-1.13.63.9

-9.32.93.21.0

-15.5.0

3.93.43.93.04.8

2.41.93.2

2.84.71.02.9

-.1

-1.71.7

-3.7-6.5-2.5

-7.6.1

2.02.1

-.23.23.92.3

-.5-.7-.5-.3

-3.4-6.0-6.9-2.3

1.91.8

-11.71.61.6.5

-17.92.5

206.3200.3207.5196.1216.3

160.3156.4168.4

188.0196.6165.5220.1

175.2

162.6162.3162.0158.3127.1

171.6165.9195.3105.3

103.9182.0207.5183.3

178.1168.3102.3173.4162.0158.3170.7160.4106.1193.7171.9174.9178.3162.5167.0194.8

7.46.57.66.78.3

2.41.44.3

5.66.53.08.4

1.7

-.72.1

-2.3-3.4

1.4

-4.7-.94.74.8

2.55.67.65.2

1.71.11.31.3

-2.1-3.0-4.2-.64.74.3

-8.53.13.4

.9-13.8

5.3

4.03.54.23.44.6

1.2.6

2.3

2.53.11.23.6

.1

-1.51.6

-3.2-5.5

-.8

-6.8-.22.11.9

.33.54.22.4

-.2-.2-.1-.1

-3.1-5.2-6.3-1.92.21.8

-10.61.61.7.4

-16.2.6

205.3196.8206.9193.4224.8

152.6144.9167.6

192.3204.4170.8221.2

175.3

159.5165.9155.7158.8122.3

173.8154.6197.4108.6

104.3196.5206.9179.6

177.2170.1103.2173.8155.9158.7172.2162.6107.5196.4182.2174.5176.5155.2171.8195.6

7.46.77.56.39.0

2.71.84.4

5.76.54.17.0

2.6

-.62.5

-2.6-3.6

-.6

-4.5-1.26.06.4

2.58.07.55.2

2.71.41.92.2

-2.3-3.0-3.6

-.45.75.9

-9.33.94.4

.6-13.6

6.6

3.63.43.62.94.4

.9

.12.1

2.93.82.33.4

.5

-1.11.7

-2.7-4.6-2.0

-5.3-.32.12.1

-1.14.53.62.3

.3.0.2.3

-2.5-4.1-4.6-1.32.21.9

-9.91.71.8.2

-13.42.7

Regions are defined as the four Census regions.Indexes on a 1967=100 base unless otherwise indicated.Indexes on a December 1984=100 base.

Indexes on a June 1978=100 base.Indexes on an August 1981 = 100 base.

106


Table S8. Consumer Price Index for urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for population size classes \by expenditure category and commodity and service group

(December 1977=100)

Group and itemIndex

1st half

1986

BPercentchangefrom-

1st half 2nd half

1985 1985

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half 2nd half

1985 1985

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half 2nd half

1985 1985


All items




HousingShelter

Renters' costs 2


Homeowners' costs 2





Fuel o i l 3

Other fuels 3


Electricity 3



HousefurnishingsHousekeeping suppliesHousekeeping services



Apparel services




Gasoline 3




Maintenance and repairOther private transportation




173.7

161.6161.8157.0173.0148.9145.7176.5173.3149.5142.8169.6173.4158.7

181.2192.7108.6176.1217.4107.5107.5165.7173.6150.4187.4191.4185.1186.6177.9192.9177.0225.2159.4143.0129.8164.3161.2

133.3126.3133.0116.2143.4133.3130.0190.7

176.6175.0149.6149.2215.0165.0164.5146.5148.375.8

171.5169.7136.3177.6234.8

1.8

2.01.81.33.1

.6-1.0-.63.8

-3.24.83.23.55.4

3.25.36.15.97.05.25.21.73.6-.2-.3

-2.6-11.5-13.6

.0-.42.8

-4.95.61.1-.62.43.3

1.7.6

1.32.76.6

-2.4-3.3

-2.5-2.93.53.2

-4.4-13.6-13.6-21.6-21.8-19.7

3.95.2-.16.28.5

0.2

1.61.61.81.31.3-.52.91.9

-2.26.01.71.52.5

1.02.42.82.92.22.42.4-.2.1

-.4-2.0-3.5

-11.2-13.1

-.4-1.6

.3-4.52.5

.6-.11.41.0

-.6-1.3-1.1-1.51.7

-1.2-1.52.6

-3.3-3.52.62.5

-2.2-16.1-16.2-11.7-10.3-7.1

1.43.7

.14.54.3

174.4

157.7157.5153.2168.7144.8142.2168.1175.2141.3143.5164.8169.0161.2

185.7199.6107.2170.0213.0106.9106.9173.9189.2141.2189.2195.5187.3183.1200.3197.6185.0221.3163.3142.9131.8161.8158.8

134.7129.6136.2122.3147.5134.1127.3185.7

175.3173.7147.9148.5214.9163.8163.5145.5148.076.7

176.4166.0133.7173.9235.8

1.8

1.91.81.12.1-.1-.5

-1.33.2

-2.15.83.34.14.5

3.25.15.35.07.55.15.11.3.9

1.4.6

-2.1-9.1

-11.9-.3-.22.2

-3.57.01.0-.42.92.4

1.71.34.1

-1.33.03.7

-1.74.4

-2.9-3.13.63.6

-4.4-14.2-14.2-22.5-22.7-19.2

2.66.2-.77.63.9

0.3

1.51.51.41.0.6.2

1.02.1

-1.55.72.02.22.3

1.12.32.42.24.12.22.11.41.21.4-.9

-2.6-8.9

-11.6.0-.9-.8

-1.13.2

.4

.01.2.7

.0-.3.0

-1.4.0

1.7-.21.9

-3.8-3.92.32.5

-2.2-16.8-16.9-11.9-11.2-5.92.14.0

-1.04.91.6

174.5

162.6162.6154.7169.7150.2143.0169.6163.4139.5142.8163.7181.7162.6

184.8201.6107.2164.9213.2106.3106.2163.5174.6144.4179.2170.3171.0167.4184.2170.1158.6189.0170.6146.5136.0160.6161.4

130.1125.4122.4119.6148.4137.2133.0174.3

172.7170.2149.6149.6215.1156.9156.6139.7143.070.4

162.4156.6132.2162.8258.5

1.3

1.61.5.7

2.2.1

-1.7.4

2.1-4.34.5

.93.13.7

2.85.45.85.95.15.45.42.83.02.7

-1.2-3.7

-13.9-16.8

-2.6-.62.4

-4.45.61.6.7.9

3.9

.5

.0

.5-1.12.5-.72.24.1

-3.5-4.03.53.3

-4.4-14.9-14.9-22.6-22.7-22.0

.82.3-.83.09.0

-0.1

1.11.01.0.5.6

-.51.41.8

-3.55.3

.21.11.6

.82.22.32.6

.42.22.11.5.9

2.0-2.2-4.3

-14.1-17.3-1.8-1.4

-.6-2.42.61.2.9.9

2.0

-.8-1.2-1.1-2.83.0

.1

.82.6

-4.2-4.52.52.3

-2.2-18.2-18.3-13.1-13.4

-7.1-.12.2-.52.83.8

107


Table S8. Consumer Price Index for urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for population size classesby expenditure category and commodity and service group —Continued

(December 1977=100)

Group and item

B

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2nd half

1985




EntertainmentEntertainment commodities .Entertainment services

Other goods and servicesTobacco productsPersonal carePersonal and educational expenses .


All items.


Nondurables less food and beveragesApparel commoditiesNondurables less food, beverages, and apparel.

DurablesServices

Rent of shelter2




All items less medical careCommodities less foodNondurables less food 'Nondurables less food and apparel ,NondurablesServices less rent of shelter2

Services less medical careEnergy 3


Commodities less food and energy .Energy commoditiesServices less energy

202.0200.6202.3185.6219.9

154.5148.0167.9

191.8201.7167.5222.2

173.7

161.1161.6160.1160.4126.3173.9160.7193.8107.8103.2181.1202.3181.7

176.4167.8102.3172.3160.2160.3172.7161.0105.9192.8177.0172.9175.9159.8170.9192.5

7.26.37.46.58.3

1.8.3

4.9

5.26.32.38.0

1.8

-.82.0

-2.5-3.7

.6-4.9-1.15.05.42.45.97.45.5

1.7.8

1.21.4

-2.3-3.2-4.2

-.84.74.8

-8.33.13.5

.6-13.3

5.7

3.63.13.83.24.2

.2-.92.4

2.53.6

.83.6

-1.41.6

-3.2-5.5-1.3-6.7

-.42.32.5

.03.63.82.3

-.1-.4-.2.0

-3.1-5.1-6.0-1.92.02.1

-10.21.61.7.2

-15.42.8

204.9194.5207.1199.7214.6

159.2155.4166.9

184.9198.7157.8216.5

174.4

160.8157.7161.5159.8129.6171.8163.7197.6107.0104.0180.4207.1175.9

178.4166.7102.4172.9161.6159.9171.1158.7106.3196.5178.2173.7178.2161.6170.1196.6

7.37.37.36.97.6

3.93.74.2

5.66.92.57.9

1.8

-.61.9

-2.1-3.3

1.3-4.5

-.74.95.22.55.67.35.0

1.81.01.21.4

-1.9-2.9-3.9

-.64.74.6

-8.33.23.71.2

-13.35.5

4.03.74.04.04.1

2.42.32.5

2.74.01.03.6

-1.31.5

-3.1-5.2

-.3-6.6-.12.32.2

.73.74.02.3

-.1-.2-.1.1

-2.8-4.8-6.0-1.92.42.1

-10.01.81.8.6

-15.52.7

206.2193.0208.9195.6220.1

154.7151.8160.2

192.2207.9161.4222.6

174.5

159.9162.6158.1155.6125.4168.0160.9199.7106.5103.1172.6208.9177.3

177.3166.8101.5172.7158.2156.0167.5159.3104.9198.4163.2175.3178.8159.1159.9201.3

7.56.57.76.68.6

1.81.71.9

5.86.93.87.0

1.3

-1.11.6

-2.5-4.0

.0-5.1-.84.55.42.13.27.74.3

1.3.4.8.9

-2.3-3.6-4.6-1.14.04.0

-9.42.83.2

.7-14.7

5.2

4.22.94.43.55.2

1.21.11.3

2.63.02.02.9

-.1

-1.71.1

-3.4-6.0-1.2-7.4

.02.12.2

.62.14.42.2

-.4-.6-.4-.4

-3.2-5.7-6.8-2.42.11.7

-11.41.41.6.3

-17.42.5

1 The population size classes are aggregations of areas which haveurban population as defined below:

B - 385,000 to 1,250,000.C - 75,000 to 385,000.

D - Less than 75,000.Indexes on a December 1984=100 base.Indexes on a June 1978=100 base.Indexes on an August 1981 =100 base.

108


Table S9. Consumer Price Index for urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for cross classification ofregion and population size class 1, by expenditure category and commodity and service group

(December 1977=100)

Group and item

SzeclassA

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half 2nd half

1985 1985

Northeast

Index

1st half

1986

ize class BPercentchangefrom-

1st half 2nd half

1985 1985

Sfre glass Q

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half 2nd half

1985 1985


All items ,




HousingShelter

Renters' costs 2


Homeowners' costs *Owners* equivalent rent2



Fuel oil3

Other fuels *Gas (piped) and electricity9

Electricitys

Utility (piped) gas3





Motor fuel3

Gasoline3



Gasoline, unleaded premium4


Medical care

Entertainment



All Kerns....


Nondurable* less food and beveragesDurables

Services •Medical care services

Special indexes:All Hems toss shelterAll items less medical careAll items less energyEnergy3


167.6

160.9161.0153.4166.8149.8143.6162.5151.0180.8160.0

170.8177.9108.5167.7212.9108.1108.3182.5184.1191.5191.0202.6180.7169.7198.2142.8

121.9112.1113.395.9

129.8

174.0169.7165.9165.7164.0160.582.2

203.6

197.3

157.4

190.7165.2

167.6

156.3160.9152.7153.3152.6

183.9198.9

164.7166.2166.2175.9

2.8

2.92.81.93.02.0-.2-.94.14.95.5

3.77.06.87.14.87.57.5

-2.5-4.4

-12.0-12.5

.1-.21.3

-2.1.8

-.3-1.2-1.4-1.9-2.8

-1.6-2.8

-12.5-12.7-11.7-13.9-11.3

5.7

7.3

5.97.26.5

2.8

.02.9

-2.2-3.0-.8

5.97.7

1.52.54.1

-7.9

1.0

2.02.01.81.62.0-.4.5

3.52.72.4

1.73.63.13.6-.33.94.0

-2.3-3.9

-11.5-12.0

.3

.2

.7-.4.5

-2.5-3.4-3.2-6.6-2.8

-2.7-3.8

-16.0-18.1-16.3-17.4-14.0

4.0

4.4

3.33.53.9

1.0

-1.02.0

-3.3-5.0-.3

3.34.6

.2

.82.2

-9.2

172:5

159.3159.3159.5175.1153.5137.9190.3153.5159.7158.7

185.1201.5111.0178.7189.3110.9111.1181.2183.4186.3188.2172.3181.6170.7203.8147.3

124.8120.0117.6112.7143.6

172.3171.4166.5166.5166.6163.681.9

204.2

203.5

152.1

188.7157.6

172.5

161.1159.3161.2159.4163.5

192.3206.4

164.8171.3172.2175.3

1.7

2.92.72.24.51.7

-1.51.93.65.15.2

2.76.47.27.81.96.26.3

-3.6-6.9

-12.7-14.1

1.3-2.7-2.4-3.3-.3

.2-.21.12.8

-7.3

-2.9-3.1

-11.2-11.3-10.3-11.8-11.0

3.9

8.4

3.36.13.9

1.7

-.52.9

-2.5-3.5-1.2

4.78.7

.51.43.3

-8.8

0.5

2.62.62.81.82.7-.95.73.62.81.9

1.44.35.05.9

-2.24.34.5

-4.3-6.6

-11.4-12.7

1.3-3.4-4.3-1.6

.2

-1.5-2.0-1.9-2.3-3.2

-3.5-3.7

-15.4-15.4-15.5-15.8-14.2

2.3

4.3

-.33.21.7

-1.22.6

-3.4-5.7-.3

2.84.6

-.5.4

2.2-10.6

187.8

160.4160.3156.4171.6154.1139.8169.5153.1170.9160.6

220.2262.411J.7202.5191.9114.3114.4185.6185.4185.7183.9200.6185.1178.5195.7143.0

142.5,138.1145.0135.4131.5

174.5171.1169.0168.4162.8167.089.3

282.9

208.8

155.5

189.3164.4

187.8

167.1160.4169.8163.0176.3

225.6211.9

167.3186.8188.9177.1

3.2

2.22.11.43.3.5

-1.0-1.74.04.23.1

5.39.28.08.82.69.89.9

-1.1-2.9

-10.0-11.3

1.22.73.81.11.6

3.33.43.31.68.7

-.8-1.2

-10.2-10.2-11.6-10.2-8.6

6.4

8.0

3.96.94.6

3.2

.22.2-.9

-1.7.3

7.48.1

1.73.04.5

-6.3

1.0

1.61.61.8.9

1.0.1

3.53.01.81.5

2.14.13.04.0

-3.74.74.7

-1.5-2.6-9.2

-10.4.8

2.51.93.3

.4

-.4-.6.1

-3.74.9

-2.4-2.7

-13.4-13.4-14.4-14.0-10.6

3.4

4.2

2.22.91.5

1.0

-.91.6

-2.4-4.1

.1

3.54.2

.1

.82.2

-7.7

109


Table S9. Consumer Price Index for urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for cross classification ofregion and population size class 1, by expenditure category and commodity and service group —Continued

(December 1977=100)

Group and item


Commodities less food . . . . .Nondurables less food .NondurablesServices less rent of shelter2


Size class A

Index

1st half

1986

153.0153.8157.5106.0182.5

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

-1.9-2.4

.34.75.7

2nd half

1985

-3.1-4.5-1.22.93.1


Index

1st half

1986

161.3159.4159.3103.9191.1

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

-2.2-3.0-.33.34.4

2nd half

1985

-3.2-5.3-1.5

1.42.7

Size class C

Index

1st half

1986

169.6162.8161.6107.0227.0

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

-0.8-1.5

.25.67.3

2nd half

1985

-2.2-3.8-1.32.93.4


110


Table S9. Consumer Price Index for urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for cross classification of regionand population size class ', by expenditure category and commodity and service group —Continued

(December 1977=100)

Group and item

Sze class A

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

See class C

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

$tze class D

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half 2nd

1985 1985


All items




Housing . . .•»«•»•» ̂Shelter

Renters' costs *Rent residentialOther renters' costs

Homeowners' costs2




Fuel oil3 -Other fuels *

Gas (piped) and electricity*Electricity3

Utility (piped) gas *Household furnishings and operation

Aooarel and uDkeeDApparel commodities



Motor fuel 'Gasoline *

Gasoline, leaded regular'Gasoline, unleaded regular3..Gasoline, unleaded premium


Medical care

Entertainment



All Kerns


NonduraJWes less food and beveragesDurables


Special indexes:AH items less shelterAll items less medical careAll items less energy


173.6

155.4155.6152.5172.6146.3141.8163.4151.5161.8152.8

191.1207.1107.3167.7212.3106.6106.5192.9186.1187.9191.1175.8185.8166.0209.1141.6

122.4115.3118.1103.1121.8

168.6165.3162.8162.1159.8158.986.3

235.9

198.6

159.4

187.3151.8

173.6

156.5155.4156.1153.7159.3

201.5200.5

163.0172.4172.9

1.6

2.62.42.43.42.2-.81.64.32.26.4

3.15.15.25.53.45.15.1.2

-1.8-10.6-12.9

.8-.46.2

-5.91.0

-.2-.6.8

-4.3-2.2

-3.0-3.7

-15.4-15.6-16.5-16.1-11.9

6.9

6.7

2.96.52.4

1.6

-.52.6

-2.5-4.1-.4

4.36.6

.81.43.2

0.1

2.12.12.31.42.2.2

3.73.31.42.8

1.02.22.32.6-.12.32.3

-1.2-3.9

-11.6-14.0

.0-2.7-3.6-1.9

.4

-2.7-3.4-.7

-9.0-1.6

-4.1-4.8

-18.5-18.7-19.9-19.1-14.0

6.2

3.8

2.63.1.5

.1

-1.62.1

-3.8-6.6-.1

2.03.8

-.5-.21.7

169.1

154.8154.7148.4176.7140.3138.1155.3148.3169.7156.2

175.5185.7109.9166.5231.7107.7107.7188.8176.9181.2186.2161.3176.1138.7228.7140.0

140.4135.9135.6129.6131.7

172.4171.1163.5163.7155.8162.885.7

235.1

202.3

144.1

193.1169.5

169.1

156.6154.8157.0164.2153.0

191.2200.3

165.0167.7167.9

0.8

.2-.1-.22.4

-2.2-2.5-3.22.9.8

5.4

2.66.88.16.8

14.96.56.5

-2.8-4.8

-11.4-13.7

.9-3.44.8

-9.3-.2

1.71.0-.2

%1.5-2.2

-2.8-3.2

-14.5-14.6-15.9-15.3-10.4

16.1

6.1

3.03.2.8

-1.9.2

-3.0-4.5-1.1

4.85.8

-.4.5

2.7

-0.1

.7

.6

.7

.5

.4-1.1-.32.5.5

2.8

1.43.54.23.66.73.53.4

-2.3-3.5

-12.8-15.1

-.7-1.4

.8-3.21.1

-.3-1.0-2.1-1.4

.0

-3.7-4.0

-17.2-17.3-18.6-17.9-13.2

7.3

3.4

1.71.91.0

-.1

-2.1.7

-3.6-6.4

.3

2.83.3

-.21.8

166.5

152.9152.9149.7169.2140.8134.6164.0154.0160.5153.1

173.3177.0106.2142.5214.7104.9104.8196.2198.7187.1186.6188.5201.6203.3199.1144.4

129.1123.3116.9121.1136.3

172.3171.0160.2159.9158.8160.380.9

241.2

195.8

152.4

179.9144.7

166.5

154.1152.9153.9157.4152.7

188.9196.9

163.5165.3164.9

0.8

1.81.7.5

1.1-.8-.7

-3.34.34.74.8

2.73.94.73.97.84.03.9-.3

-2.7-10.6-14.3

.2-.73.1

-6.02.6

-1.1-2.53.5

-6.74.2

-4.5-4.7

-17.1-17.2-17.2-17.4-14.1

5.6

6.8

3.75.2.9

-1.31.8

-3.1-5.1-.7

3.96.7

.1

.62.6

-0.2

1.71.71.3.7.8.5

.03.32.82.0

.82.02.91.97.41.71.7

-2.5-4.3

-11.2-15.4

1.1-2.6-2.2-3.11.3

-.3-1.0-.3

-1.92.4

-5.1-5.3

-19.8-19.9-20.0-20.3-16.9

2.2

4.1

2.53.21.1

-.2

-1.71.7

-3.6-6.4-.1

1.84.2

-.7-.41.7

172.3

161.1160.4149.7172.0143.4135.2157.0151.6184.5171.4

180.7188.6103.6148.8212.1103.7103.6187.8171.1158.2159.3155.3173.7139.2,218.4150.3

129.8126.5123.7115.2149.1

171.9169.0155.7155.2154.4156.066.6

295.9

198.4

152.6

194.7163.7

172.3

157.3161.1155.2153.3157.4

199.4199.6

166.9170.9172.4

0.6

1.31.2.5

1.11.0

-2.5-.61.52.82.0

1.73.22.93.11.93.43.4-.9

-3.9-16.6-20.3-5.0-1.12.3

-3.71.2

-.5-.82.4

-4.6-1.5

-3.9-4.4

-16.8-16.7-16.5-17.2-14.8

13.0

7.5

1.95.83.7

.6

-1.31.3

-2.7-4.5-.8

3.37.7

.1

.22.0

-0.5

1.21.11.1.01.2-.22.12.01.01.1

-.2.5

-.2.5

-3.2.7.6

-2.9-6.1

-17.2-21.4-2.7-3.7-3.7-3.61.8

-2.3-2.71.0

-8.91.0

-4.2-4.6

-20.2-20.2-20.1-20.7-18.6

5.6

4.3

1.72.72.5

-.5

-1.71.2

-3.3-6.8

.3

1.14.6

-.91.1

111


Table S9. Consumer Price Index for urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for cross classification of regionand population size class \ by expenditure category and commodity and service group —Continued

(December 1977=100)

Group and item

Size class A

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Size class C

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Size class D

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Energy3




173.8156.2153.6154.6105.5201.6

-8.8-2.1-3.5

-.63.64.0

-11.5-3.6-6.0-2.1

1.91.9

170.0157.1163.7159.4104.7190.3

-9.8-2.8-4.1-2.13.54.7

-10.7-3.4-6.0-2.92.22.8

178.4154.0157.2155.1105.0188.0

-10.0-2.8-4.6-1.63.93.6

-12.2-3.4-6.0-2.4

1.61.5

163.8155.7154.4157.4105.2199.2

-10.0-2.5-4.1-1.53.32.7

-12.7-3.1-6.3

1.5.7

112


Table S9. Consumer Price Index for urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for cross classification of regionand population size class ', by expenditure category and commodity and service group —Continued

(December 1977=100)

Group and item

S ze class A

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

199$

SouthSize class B

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Size class C

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

S ze class P

Index

1st half

1986

changefrom*

1st half

1985

2ndJjfiJL

199$


All Kerns




HousingShelter

Renters' costs *Rent, residentialOther renters' costs

Homeowners' costs 2




Fuel oil3

Other fuels 3


Electricity3



Apparel and upkeepApparel commodities ...



Motor fuel *Gasoline 8



Gasoline, unleaded premium4


Medical care

Entertainment



All Items




Special indexes:All items less shelterAll items less medical careAll Hems less energy


176.0

165.4165.9160.4167.9152.8152.0174.6162.7178.5157.6

183.8195.4106.0175.2212.2107.2107.1187.1176.4202.3191.2230.8172.7160.6203.5148.3

139.5129.8135.0122.7126.9

175.7173.3168.9168.7166.5164.884.2

230.9

206.7

165.1

185.0167.6

176.0

163.2165.4161.5161.0163.0

195.1207.5

170.1174.3175.3

2.1

2.92.72.01.81.9.6

1.73.14.64.7

3.1,5.55.35.52.15.85.8

-1.6-5.8

-10.4-11.4-10.2-5.0-5.3-4.5

1.3

.3-1.1

.7-3.5-.8

-1.8-2.1

-13.4-13.5-13.7-14.2-11.4

3.8

8.6

3.15.43.5

2.1

-.42.9

-2.3-3.8-.5

8.7

1.31.73.7

0.3

2.22.22.41.02.4.6

4.42.62.42.4

.92.42.22.22.52.52.5

-3.6-7.0-9.5

-10.0-10.8

-6.5-9.4-.11.8

-2.6-3.8-1.2-9.4

.3

-3.4-3.6

-16.2-16.3-17.2-17.0-13.6

1.5

4.8

1.32.72.2

-1.32.2

-3.2-6.0

.6

2.14.9

-.2.02.0

174.1

163.7163.8156.1165.3145.0152.7176.3156.7181.7160.2

179.1189.5106.5163.6234.5105.4105.4184.8193.2195.9195.9195.7193.0192.2195.2142.3

137.4128.3143.0117.7128.0

178.1176.9164.6164.0163.0162.481.4

232.3

202.0

157.0

194.7171.7

174.1

162.6163.7161.5158.2164.4

192.3202.6

169.2172.6173.5

2.0

2.22.11.42.1.3

-.3-.64.04.13.6

4.14.55.04.86.74.64.64.03.8

-7.8-11.6

.54.76.01.02.6

4.64.63.37.72.6

-2.9-3.2

-14.4-14.4-14.8-14.4-13.4

7.0

6.5

6.22.8

2.0

-.42.2

-1.8-2.9-.6

5.16.9

1.51.83.2

0.3

1.61.51.61.2.3

-.32.43.61.71.4

1.41.92.02.21.02.02.0

.6

.3-7.8

-11.7.7.9

2.4-3.0

.7

2.22.1.9

4.11.2

-3.7-3.9

-17.2-17.2-18.2-17.4-15.0

4.4

3.6

-.1

2.7

-1.31.6

-2.8-4.8

-.6

2.33.8

1.6

175.5

157.5157.4152.2166.2139.9149.9166.6154.2172.6161.1

186.8201.8104.0166.3209.4102.3102.1186.5198.1178.0139.4206.7200.2183.2244.6141.8

136.3131.1148.1117.4133.0

177.1176.2163.9163.6159.1165.183.4

207.9

206.1

162.3

185.9162.4

175.5

163.2157.5165.2159.6170.6

196.7207.4

167.6173.7174.7

1.2

1.61.5.9

2.4-.4.3

-1.23.53.33.3

2.02.93.32.86.32.82.62.1-.9

-7.2-16.8-1.5-.3.9

-2.7-.5

3.53.75.63.21.4

-3.8-4.0

-14.5-14.5-14.9-15.2-11.9

4.6

6.8

5.55.02.0

1.2

-.71.6

-2.1-2.8-1.2

3.76.9

.8

.72.6

-0.1

1.41.41.31.6.0.4.5

3.41.91.6

.7

.81.2.9

2.7.6.5

1.0-.7

-6.8-15.6

-1.6-.1-.5.8

.0

.4

.3-.8.9.3

-4.4-4.7

-16.9-17.1-17.9-17.6-13.8

2.7

3.5

3.22.2.5

-.1

-1.41.4

-3.2-5.2-.1

1.83.4

-.2-.31.4

175.0

161.9162.3155.9166.4155.0153.0171.8146.6179.4151.8

187.0214.6106.3169.1213.2104.5104.2163.7157.5173.6158.6206.0154.4156.2150.4141.4

0

121.4115.4112.6109.2123.9

173.5171.3152.9152.6147.8151.477.5

254.0

212.5

153.7

185.6156.4

175.0

160.7161.9159.5151.8166.5

199.3214.8

164.5172.3177.0

1.1

1.61.5.9

3.21.0

-2.01.1.9

3.04.5

3.05.56.76.58.84.94.8.1

-1.5-11.0-15.4

-2.4.8

3.0-4.01.5

-1.4-2.5-3.0-4.0-1.4

-4.2-4.7

-15.1-15.1-14.8-15.9-14.1

8.5

8.0

5.73.8

1.1

-1.41.6

-3.0-4.2-1.6

4.68.0

.4

.52.4

-0.2

.8

.8

.61.1.3

-1.11.01.31.21.1

1.02.42.92.93.82.22.1

-1.3-2.5

-11.7-16.5-2.4-.3

-1.11.7.6

-1.1-2.0-4.8-3.2-2.7

-4.6-4.9

-17.8-17.9-18.7-18.9-15.5

3.4

4.3

2.31.0

-.2

-2.1.8

-3.7-6.0

-.7

2.34.4

-.7-.71.2

113


Table S9. Consumer Price Index for urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for cross classification of regionand population size class \ by expenditure category and commodity and service group —Continued

(December 1977=100)

Group and item


Energy 3


Services less medical care ..

Souths

Index

1st half

1986

172.0161.4160.8163.3106.8193.5

ze class APercentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

-9.9-2.1-3.2

-.45.04.8

2ndhalf

1985

-12.0-3.1-5.5-1.92.01.8

Si

Index

1st half

1986

176.6161.6158.4161.1106.4191.0

ze class BPercentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

-6.6-1.6-2.5

-.25.34.9

2ndhalf

1985

-9.7-2.7-4.4-1.52.52.1

Size class C

Index

1st half

1986

178.5165.2159.7158.5106.1195.1

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

-8.3-2.0-2.5

-.64.13.2

2ndhalf

1985

-9.6-3.0-4.9-1.92.21.5

Si

Index

1st half

1986

154.5159.4151.8156.9104.5196.5

ze class DPercentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

-9.0-2.9-3.9-1.34.23.9

2ndhalf

1985

-11.1-3.6-5.8-2.62.31.8


114


Table S9. Consumer Price Index for urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for cross classification ofregion and population size class \ by expenditure category and commodity and service group --Continued

(December 1977=100)

Group and item

ze class A

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half 2nd half

1985 1985

WestSee class B

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half 2nd half

1985 1985

Sze class C

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half 2nd half

1985 1985


All Items




HousingShelter

Renters1 costs *Rent residentialOther renters' costs

Homeowners' costs 2




Fuel oil3

Other fuels 3


Electricity»Utility (piped) gas8


Aooarel and uDkeeoApparel commodities

Men's and boys' apparelWomen's and girts' apparelFootwear


Motor fuel3

Gasoline'Gasoline, leaded regular3

Gasoline, unleaded regular'Gasoline, unleaded premium4


Medical care



All Hems


NonduraWes less food and beveragesDurables




175.7

165.0166.2158.1174.5147.6150.5163.3163.6182.2150.2

183.9191.7109.9203.9200.3109.5109.4204.3230.3186.9189.3180.5233.1205.4278.2144.9

126.4119.0124.098.1

142.3

180.7178.9163.0162.9156.1160.684.2

219.6

205.4

142.4

195.5176.3

175.7

157.2165.0152.8156.8151.0

201.0206.7

169.4174.2174.8183.6

3.0

2.62.51.73.4.8

-.7.4

4.03.65.5

5.67.97.78.12.28.08.01.5

-1.9-12.8-16.2-2.1-1.31.8

-4.71.0

1.3.8

3.3-3.1-1.0

-1.8-2.6

-14.2-14.2-15.8-14.5-12.0

13.4

6.9

3.46.05.8

3.0

-.62.6

-2.7-3.6-1.5

6.77.0

1.42.74.5

-9.8

0.9

1.91.82.11.7.9

-.54.93.41.72.5

1.42.72.12.8

-8.03.13.0

-3.3-5.0

-13.7-17.6

-.8-4.42.3

-11.4.7

-.2-.8.9

-4.4-1.2

-2.0-2.3

-12.3-12.4-13.8-12.6-10.1

3.9

3.3

1.43.64.0

.9

-.71.9

-2.4-3.9-.3

2.33.3

.2

.62.1

-9.6

178.0

167.4168.0163.9179.0158.0152.4177.9163.1177.4159.3

185.8195.4108.3191.8208.3107.5107.3198.7224.6177.7172.0194.4232.4203.8286.1143.1

128.1120.7130.5103.3133.4

182.7179.7166.0164.6154.7163.186.0

256.6

201.0

161.0

188.9168.2

178.0

163.0167.4160.0161.0160.4

198.8200.7

171.3176.6177.0188.7

2.1

2.32.01.43.12.3-.1

-1.92.24.07.7

3.14.45.05.14.34.24.0.1

-3.0-9.8

-12.1-3.6-2.1-.3

-4.41.2

-1.9-4.7-.5

-5.2-4.4

-1.2-1.7

-13.5-13.6-15.2-14.1-11.0

8.7

8.4

2.34.71.8

2.1

-1.02.3

-3.1-4.3-1.5

5.48.4

1.41.63.3

-8.8

-0.1

1.61.51.91.62.1.1

2.62.31.54.0

.1

.91.61.53.3.5.4

-3.2-4.9

-10.2-12.4-3.9-4.2

.4-9.8

.3

-4.8-6.0-2.7

-10.4-3.3

-2.1-2.4

-13.7-13.9-15.5-14.4-10.8

3.8

3.6

-.12.1.1

-.1

-1.41.6

-3.4-5.6-.5

1.43.6

-.3-.31.1

-9.8

169.3

164.3163.4157.9168.6151.6144.6177.7156.2176.6179.9

165.8169.1107.7175.2254.9108.4108.5185.4201.0

NANA

220.8198.0152.4275.8141.9

130.0*125.3133.4115.1136.2

179.2177.9164.4164.1162.5160.283.9

214.6

213.5

171.0

186.1165.4

169.3

160.5164.3157.9160.4157.5

181.2218.0

170.4167.1168.4178.6

2.6

2.82.41.51.3.6

-1.53.33.04.48.4

3.65.25.94.9

17.04.84.91.5

-1.7NANA-.4

-1.91.5

-4.8.3

.2-.22.9

-4.0.7

-.2-.1

-11.9-11.9-12.1-13.4-9.2-3.0

8.2

1.8

5.44.2

2.6

-.12.8

-1.9-2.7-.8

5.78.1

1.92.33.8

-7.6

0.8

1.41.21.1.4

1.1-1.1

.82.72.15.5

1.22.33.12.3

11.22.12.1

-1.5-3.0NANA

.0-3.5-1.3-5.5-.3

.2

.02.8

-1.9-1.2

-1.3-1.2

-14.4-14.5-15.5-15.2-11.3-3.6

4.6

2.1.9

.8

-1.01.4

-2.5-4.4-.2

2.94.7

.4

.62.1

-9.6

115


Table S9. Consumer Price Index for urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for cross classification ofregion and population size class \ by expenditure category and commodity and service group —Continued

(December 1977=100)

Group and item




WestS

Index

1st half

1986

152.9156.3161.2107.6200.4

ize class APercentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

-2.4-3.0

-.35.66.6

2nd half

1985

-2.2-3.4

-.82.02.2

S

Index

1st half

1986

160.2160.9164.5107.9198.5

ize class BPercentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

-2.7-3.5-.76.35.0

2nd half

1985

-3.1-4.9-1.7

1.91.1

S

Index

1st half

1986

158.6161.6162.5108.1177.1

ze class CPercentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

-1.5-2.0

.26.25.4

2nd half

1985

-2.2-3.8-1.33.32.7


urban population as defined:A - More than 1,250,000.B - 385,000 to 1,250,000.C - 75,000 to 385,000.

D - Less than 75,000.Indexes on a December 1984=100 base.Indexes on a June 1978=100 base.Indexes on an August 1981 = 100 base.Data not available for publication.

116


Table S10. Consumer Price Index for all urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for selected areas \ by expenditurecategory and commodity and service group

(1967=100)

Group and item

Anchorage,Alaska

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Atlanta,Ga.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Baltimore,Md.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Boston,Mass.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985







HousingShelter

Renters' costs 4


Homeowners' costs 4




Other fuels 5







Motor fuelGasoline 5


Gasoline, unleaded regular7..Gasoline, unleaded premium 8



Personal care


281.9307.9

320.0294.2277.2281.6240.7242.6244.8292.1348.8334.9261.1

264.8238.6100.2247.1346.2100.6100.6274.4367.2466.9206.3197.2255.7201.5185.9330.6

211.1184.5196.8171.1204.9

298.5296.2167.8167.0163.0167.787.3

349.0

410.7260.5312.3285.9

3.4

5.24.84.83.04.34.3

.89.25.24.88.2

2.61.41.31.14.61.61.72.33.0

-3.3-4.8

1.84.2

.88.66.3

2.63.27.08.8

-7.8

1.31.4

-5.0-5.1-5.0-5.3-3.4

.5

8.42.99.73.9

1.3

2.42.03.01.71.92.0-.98.13.2

.44.8

1.2.5.2.1.8.8.8

1.92.3

-3.7-5.3

1.43.4-.68.73.0

1.11.42.03.6

-6.0

-.2.0

-8.2-8.4-8.6-8.7-5.8-1.6

4.1.5

3.82.0

333.6383.6

323.1333.2311.0307.0248.8256.9288.5353.7406.7378.1204.3

368.8415.8112.0258.5472.9111.3111.6370.6455.7193.8193.7193.9456.9352.8597.0262.9

218.6195.4232.7173.8160.4

304.0294.5156.9156.9165.4179.481.5

366.6

443.2267.2322.7313.8

3.6

4.14.12.3

.23.22.42.01.82.57.23.8

4.78.19.27.9

26.67.47.62.1

.8-7.5

-15.7-.51.0.8

1.3-1.6

-.9-3.04.5

-12.8-.7

.1-.7

-15.9-15.9-17.6-16.8-12.4

6.5

8.58.46.56.9

1.1

3.23.42.8

.63.53.61.42.63.74.61.5

1.93.34.23.2

18.52.72.7

.1-2.0

-10.1-20.6

-.5-1.8-4.6

1.8-.3

-3.5-5.15.7

-18.2.7

-3.2-3.6

-19.2-19.3-21.9-19.7-15.2

-.3

5.84.53.84.9

328.9381.8

313.7321.1300.8332.6264.8272.9252.6355.3358.1373.1251.8

364.6419.1109.0261.5314.0109.7110.2358.8426.1567.4191.0155.6369.1310.3482.7267.8

226.2201.2216.1167.6205.6

311.3311.4183.4183.1194.7196.286.4

329.5

379.9270.1323.2280.5

2.8

3.63.52.03.21.21.01.53.31.65.74.4

3.26.86.97.2.06.87.2

-1.9-4.2

-10.3-11.0-2.3

.21.4

-2.4.6

4.83.61.69.83.7

-.8-1.0

-10.8-10.7

-9.7-11.7-9.82.2

9.84.25.25.3

0.9

2.62.72.11.82.52.8

.43.71.53.62.1

3.43.13.2

.33.63.7

-4.1-4.7-8.9-9.2-4.4-1.8-3.32.2-

.2

1.41.3.1

4.81.6

-2.1-2.2

-13.6-13.6-13.7-14.7-11.5

1.4

5.32.42.73.7

321.7385.4

294.9300.3284.6315.3272.2278.7235.8302.3329.0336.7259.1

342.2378.3109.4315.0340.8110.1110.4361.8417.6533.3184.7229.4325.3297.4361.6248.5

226.6213.2180.5219.4251.3

336.1339.3162.9162.5171.5183.983.2

346.1

421.4275.7369.4273.4

3.2

3.53.22.23.22.72.6

.9-.83.54.07.3

3.07.26.77.4.6

7.77.8

-6.5-10.3-17.3-17.7

1.6-2.2-1.4-3.62.5

2.82.0

.23.51.1

-1.6-2.0

-10.6-10.7-10.0-11.2-10.2

3.4

9.75.8

10.64.1

0.5

1.81.71.61.51.21.4.5

1.23.52.33.2

.12.52.73.0

.22.42.4

-6.1-9.4

-16.6-17.0

1.3-1.0-1.2-.8.6

-.1-.82.8

-3.3-.4

-2.9-3.3

-14.3-14.4-14.7-15.3-12.6

.3

6.13.63.2

.8

117


Table S10. Consumer Price Index for all urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for selected areas \ by expenditurecategory and commodity and service group—Continued

(1967=100)

Group and item

Anchorage,Alaska

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Atlanta,Ga.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Baltimore,Md.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Boston,Mass.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All items





Energy5




281.9

272.7320.0242.9257.0228.7313.3444.3

308.4282.6155.7176.2245.3258.2290.8106.1300.8

3.4

3.85.22.91.84.23.09.0

4.03.23.9

-2.23.22.53.64.52.5

1.3

1.32.4

.5-1.12.41.44.3

1.61.21.8

-4.6.8

-.4.8

2.31.2

333.6

283.9323.1261.8262.1264.7421.9478.7

309.7327.4181.4169.1259.9257.9293.2110.0410.9

3.6

-.24.1

-3.0-4.5

-.58.29.4

2.43.35.4

-9.4-2.7-3.9

-.18.18.0

1.1

-1.33.2

-4.2-6.7

.23.86.4

.5

.82.9

-12.7-4.0-6.1-1.74.23.6

328.9

303.8313.7292.7288.2300.0373.5406.8

308.6326.0167.6162.9291.0285.3302.4108.5367.4

2.8

-.13.6

-2.0-2.4-1.67.0

10.4

1.92.54.4

-7.5-1.8-2.0

.56.96.6

0.9

-.72.6

-2.6-4.1

-.43.25.8

.3

.62.5

-9.2-2.4-3.7

-.92.92.9

321.7

288.4294.9278.9293.3254.8379.0461.1

307.1317.1171.7176.4277.1288.5294.7108.7370.5

3.2

.03.5

-2.2-3.8

.87.09.7

2.22.85.1

-10.4-1.8-3.2

-.26.76.7

0.5

-1.61.8

-3.7-5.8

.23.06.5

.0.2

2.1-11.4-3.4-5.3-2.03.32.6

118


Table S10. Consumer Price Index for all urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for selected areas1, by expenditurecategory and commodity and service group—Continued

(1967=100)

Group and item

Buffalo,N.Y.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Chicago,III.-

NorthwesternInd.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Cleveland,Ohio

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985







HousingShelter

Renters' costs 11






Other fuels 5






Motor fuel5

Gasoline 5





Personal care


294.3323.4

294.6297.9301.7292.6269.9275.1254.7346.5374.5295.9259.5

303.8272.4104.8237.1401.0

97.197.3

494.5559.1534.2177.6174.1568.6406.0656.2251.8

234.2228.5300.2177.4213.5

282.0278.9159.1158.8172.5170.780.4

356.4

346.3260.6320.5251.1

1.2

1.41.21.31.8.7.4

-.91.33.02.03.8

2.74.14.55.02.14.14.3

.7

.2-6.1-6.5-.21.76.1

-2.21.9

2.72.63.13.8

-4.1

-4.0-4.8

-14.1-14.1-13.1-15.0-13.3

12.7

5.02.27.65.2

-0.1

1.1.9

1.1.7

-.2-.1-.54.32.22.12.0

1.72.12.12.31.52.02.11.51.7

-4.2-4.5-.23.06.8-.3.9

1.01.02.2

-2.6

-5.3-5.9

-17.7-17.8-17.4-18.5-16.3

4.8

2.3.6

3.32.2

311.6354.0

292.5299.1290.9326.7262.5273.1239.8319.9356.2320.4227.7

333.9372.7107.2244.2430.7106.7106.2341.5419.6548.6193.7160.8387.6345.4412.1233.0

172.8152.3148.6131.4169.6

306.6296.6161.4160.5177.3181.388.5

428.5

428.8321.3338.0258.0

1.9

4.03.95.05.35.35.0-.86.06.81.66.7

3.05.14.75.02.35.25.0

-1.6-3.1

-11.8-13.4

4.2-1.65.7

-10.02.1

-2.7-3.9-4.4-8.8-4.3

-3.0-4.2

-14.3-14.8-15.5-15.8-10.8

9.3

6.12.58.83.9

0.1

2.82.83.71.63.94.2.06.64.61.23.2

.22.21.82.3

-1.82.52.4

-5.3-7.1

-13.4-14.9

-.1-6.0-7.4-4.0

.5

-5.2-6.8-4.0

-13.6-4.9

-3.9-5.1

-17.5-17.7-18.9-18.7-12.6

9.4

3.34.15.72.5

324.1367.9

318.7328.3319.7388.3266.9273.0260.1343.1408.4337.6243.3

349.8381.7107.1224.8338.9104.8105.0416.0502.6169.4175.4151.0487.7301.9687.8241.8

233.9221.1203.1201.6236.7

278.9283.4163.1162.8173.0180.586.6

351.1

455.2220.7344.1291.9

0.6

.6

.6.02.3-.3-.7

-1.3-2.9

.91.22.2

2.14.05.24.68.63.63.6

-1.2-3.7

-13.6-15.4-6.5-1.9

.3-4.2

1.5

.4-.6-.5-.11.6

-4.0-4.3

-17.2-17.2-17.9-18.5-12.4

5.7

4.71.75.14.5

-0.1

1.31.31.3-.91.11.2-.41.33.31.01.2

1.41.82.82.36.01.61.4.5

-.6-13.6-15.8-4.91.81.42.31.6

-1.1-1.8

.6-6.77.4

-5.0-5.2

-18.7-18.8-19.4-19.8-14.8

.4

2.13.41.6.6

326.9369.1

312.0319.5302.9321.1289.6298.4251.6309.4361.4363.9250.1

349.3379.6107.1227.0384.7106.6106.7407.4487.2199.2202.4192.1488.2354.5608.9237.6

206.8199.5257.5155.1179.8

296.2302.3164.2163.4169.5178.284.6

350.2

483.2275.3358.2298.0

1.6

.5

.2-.7.9.5.1

-1.6-3.9-.92.25.3

3.35.25.25.44.34.95.0

.91.0

-6.5-9.72.21.65.9

-1.31.8

.0-.44.3

-4.9-4.4

-3.2-3.5

-14.6-14.6-16.1-15.9-10.2

1.7

8.48.15.43.7

0.5.5.2

.01.31.4

-1.1-.3-.41.31.8

.92.22.02.3-.21.91.9

-2.1-2.9-7.0

-10.21.8

-2.6-4.2-1.4

1.8

-3.9-4.82.8

-14.3-5.2

-4.1-4.4

-16.6-16.6-18.4-17.7-12.7

.1

6.24.52.32.5

119



(1967 = 100)

Group and item

Buffalo,N.Y.

Index

1st half

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Chicago,III.-

NorthwesternInd.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Cleveland,Ohio

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All items





Energy5




294.3

276.5294.6263.5282.2243.8329.6360.5

299.9291.9154.1177.9263.4280.1288.9104.8326.1

1.2

-.81.4

-2.2-2.9-1.13.94.3

.51.02.5

-6.7-1.9-2.3

-.63.63.9

-0.1

-1.61.1

-3.4-5.4

-.22.11.8

-.5-.21.2

-7.9-3.1-4.7-2.02.02.1

311.6

272.2292.5255.2254.8255.9379.0469.7

292.7305.6172.9172.3254.1252.3275.5104.5365.6

1.9

.34.0

-2.1-3.6

.23.75.7

1.11.63.5

-9.2-1.8-3.0

.32.93.4

0.1

-1.22.8

-3.8-6.3

.21.63.3

-.4-.12.0

-12.7-3.5-5.7-1.6

1.21.4

324.1

287.7318.7263.2282.6249.7392.3481.4

306.9317.0168.8173.7263.1279.1304.6105.6375.4

0.6

-1.6.6

-3.0-4.8

-.53.64.5

-.1.3

2.4-10.0-2.8-4.4-1.93.33.4

-0.1

-1.61.3

-3.4-6.3

.61.91.9

-.5-.21.4

-9.4-3.3-5.9-2.32.02.0

326.9

280.8312.0259.3263.8251.5413.4528.9

309.8318.6174.8181.7259.4262.4290.1106.3395.0

1.6

-1.1.5

-2.1-3.5-.35.08.4

.81.23.0

-6.6-1.9-2.9-1.34.94.6

.0

-1.6.5

-3.1-5.8

.72.06.3

-.5-.41.5

-9.6-3.0-5.3-2.42.11.4

120



(1967 = 100)

Group and item

Dallas-Ft. Worth,

Tex.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Denver-Boulder,

Colo.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Detroit,Mich.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Honolulu,Hawaii

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985







HousingShelter

Renters' costs 15






Other fuels 5







Motor fuel5

Gasoline 5





Personal care


337.4364.7

327.7333.5307.0311.3255.6264.1272.8336.2388.6406.5251.5

379.7434.3107.7280.5406.4108.4107.7365.3455.8204.0

NA203.8453.9300.4672.7251.9

210.0178.8201.5154.0218.6

308.5307.6167.4167.2184.7188.283.4

341.2

436.6263.8318.6280.9

2.5

3.02.81.63.1

.2-.7

-2.44.42.54.85.7

3.95.95.45.35.26.35.9

.9-7.3

.2NA

.2-7.7

-11.8.9

1.2

.5-.8

-2.53.8

-2.4

-2.9-3.1

-13.9-14.0-13.8-14.3-13.0

.9

12.7.7

5.22.8

0.1

2.42.42.42.1

.7

.5-.47.43.22.02.7

.82.41.71.9-.62.82.6

-4.4-11.4

.4NA

.4-12.0-19.9

7.62.1

-2.7-4.3-4.5-7.42.4

-4.9-5.1

-17.3-17.4-17.7-18.0-15.4

.1

6.9.02.0

.8

352.6375.5

295.8303.3288.2281.9245.2251.0271.3306.2372.6344.0260.6

427.6507.3104.0266.3421.8104.8104.5364.4516.4153.1135.3157.1527.3210.2259.5249.3

213.2183.3223.6168.9176.6

306.0303.6148.7146.5146.4146.083.9

356.1

407.2271.1360.3314.1

0.6

.2-.3

-1.9.7

-2.5-3.1-1.3-7.8

.41.85.9

1.92.32.11.96.02.52.32.61.6

-2.4-5.6-1.8

1.7-.85.1-.2

-2.8-3.5

1.0-9.2-1.3

-3.7-4.0

-19.9-21.0-20.0-22.0-17.7

1.9

8.41.35.96.4

-0.6

.3

.1-.5-.4-.2-.1-.8

-3.1.6

1.04.5

.7

.81.21.13.0

.7

.51.41.0

-1.2-5.6

-.31.1

-2.96.7-.5

-2.0-2.4-1.7-5.2

.7

-5.9-6.4

-24.7-25.7-25.5-26.4-20.3

4.4

3.6-.13.74.2

310.7357.0

289.4292.7289.4333.2262.1264.6242.5288.6365.3312.8271.7

341.7371.9109.3255.7343.7108.7108.7450.0532.1586.4191.8197.5521.4335.2683.5201.7

167.6151.6160.0138.6142.9

299.4295.9170.7170.2184.8189.486.4

410.2

443.6226.6326.2254.8

1.8

2.62.2

.92.1

.8

.2-3.1-3.44.65.07.3

3.15.86.47.02.06.36.31.7.5

-9.1-11.9

6.81.7

10.9-3.5-2.4

3.84.55.04.5

-10.0

-1.7-1.9

-16.0-16.0-17.1-15.7-13.7

3.9

7.32.62.2

-2.5

0.1

2.22.11.51.61.21.3-.71.43.13.33.3

1.53.53.94.3

.53.73.7

.3

.7-9.1

-11.22.01.93.31.0

-2.6

-3.8-4.7-2.4

-11.9-8.6

-2.9-3.1

-18.8-18.9-20.4-18.7-15.3

2.4

3.21.0-.8

-5.1

306.9330.9

331.2343.9345.8316.0329.4336.4301.2380.3409.6346.8222.7

293.5308.0107.1292.3497.9106.5106.5319.1385.0

NANANA

383.7373.3434.6236.3

210.5200.4212.4168.3178.6

272.8280.7183.7184.1189.5207.2

88.7239.3

430.6311.0342.3282.5

2.3

1.1.9

1.53.71.41.81.2

-1.42.22.64.0

2.24.54.94.85.34.44.4

-8.3-15.4NANANA

-15.5-17.2

-3.62.0

.7

.21.52.3

-2.1

1.71.8

-4.2-4.2-6.4-3.4-4.0

.0

8.03.84.82.7

1.4

1.61.72.91.94.44.3

.73.11.9.8.3

1.52.4'3.52.6

11.51.81.8

-2.7-7.2NANANA-7.2-8.0-2.5

1.2

-.7-1.0

.2

.6-.7

.3

.3-8.1-8.2

-10.4-8.0-6.7

.0

3.82.02.01.3

121


Table S10. Consumer PriCQ Index for all urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for selected areas \ by expenditurecategory and commodity and service group—Continued

(1967=100)

Group and item

Dallas-Ft. Worth,

Tex.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Denver-Boulder,

Colo.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Detroit,Mich.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Honolulu,Hawaii

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All items





Energy5




337.4

296.8327.7277.6264.1291.2402.2464.1

309.2330.4180.8165.8276.7263.0295.3108.2391.2

2.5

-.53.0

-2.7-3.4-1.85.8

13.2

1.61.74.1

-11.1-2.5-2.9

-.15.94.8

0.1

-1.62.4

-4.0-6.6

.11.87.1

-.6-.52.1

-14.8-3.8-6.1-2.1

1.51.1

352.6

294.3295.8289.4262.0316.3449.7439.5

299.1349.8183.7183.5287.5260.6279.8108.1447.9

0.6

-2.5.2

-4.5-5.8-2.53.98.8

.1

.31.9

-9.1-4.0-4.9-2.65.63.5

-0.6

-2.9.3

-5.3-7.5-1.6

1.83.8

-1.0-.8.9

-12.1-4.8-6.6-3.42.81.6

310.7

257.2289.4238.2247.3230.8400.3466.4

292.6302.3165.6181.1239.9249.2269.8107.4381.8

1.8

-.92.6

-2.7-4.3

-.95.07.6

1.53.2

-7.5-2.3-3.6

-.84.24.8

0.1

-2.22.2

-4.5-7.8

-.82.83.1

-.7-.11.5

-8.9-4.2-7.1-2.82.12.8

306.9

286.1331.2252.8286.0219.6339.7453.1

303.3300.0174.8176.4250.7278.0312.8104.2322.8

2.3

.71.1.4.4.4

4.18.0

1.61.93.4

-8.8.5.7.8

3.63.6

1.4

.31.6-.9

-2.01.42.63.8

1.01.22.3

-7.7-.8

-1.9.02.82.4

122



(1967 = 100)

Group and item

Houston,Tex.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Anaheim,Calif.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Miami,Fla.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985




Food at homeCereals and bakery products :Meats, poultry, fish, and eggs



HousingShelter

Renters' costs 19




Fuel and other utilitiesFuels *°


Other fuels 5

Gas (piped) and electricity *°Electricity M

Utility (piped) gas »Household furnishings and operation

HousefurnishingsApparel and upkeep

Apparel commoditiesMen's and boys' apparelWomen's and girls' apparelFootwear


Motor fuel5 ;Gasoline 5





Personal care


331.2378.9

331.1337.4314.6314.6271.9281.3291.7316.4400.0410.4267.3

348.7378.4

99.1220.5402.1100.598.7

432.4556.3177.9NA

177.9559.8454.9673.2247.0

245.4225.8246.8205.2241.7

284.3284.5159.1158.9172.7175.280.3

295.5

510.8288.1335.8338.6

-0.4

1.61.51.9.8

-.2-.71.6

-2.67.11.01.4

-1.81.3.7.2

7.21.8.6

-8.3-11.6-3.1NA-3.1

-11.8-8.6

-20.7-1.0

1.71.44.2

-1.9.4

-3.8-4.0

-17.4-17.4-17.5-18.7-14.6

6.9

5.62.63.91.0

-1.1

1.41.42.0-.5.7.9.7

2.45.0

.41.7

-1.7.8.4

-.28.91.1.2

-8.4-9.3-2.1NA-2.1-9.5-9.0

-10.81.1

1.0.8

2.5-2.92.9

-4.9-5.1

-19.4-19.4-19.9-20.5-16.3

5.3

2.81.02.1

.4

310.2368.1

302.4308.9296.7311.3252.7259.4279.3335.5355.6344.4243.3

326.4349.7108.0234.6350.4104.7104.7369.6445.5178.3165.5192.5449.0304.7635.5251.6

222.2209.7217.2184.1300.6

292.3289.8148.3147.9162.8165.877.5

353.3

427.4265.7347.6284.4

0.8

2.32.22.94.3-.4

-1.13.81.65.81.54.6

1.53.95.24.78.83.53.5

-3.9-6.5-7.4

-14.2.3

-6.5-2.5-9.62.3

2.82.81.61.19.1

-4.6-5.0

-18.3-18.4-18.8-18.7-15.2

4.4

5.42.29.13.8

-0.5

2.22.23.52.3

.5

.42.76.75.8

.52.2

.31.82.32.04.61.71.7

-3.8-6.7-9.0

-16.7-.2

-6.6-10.2-3.3

1.5

2.42.7-.33.16.5

-6.2-6.6

-23.0-23.1-23.5-23.6-19.5

2.0

2.31.93.61.2

321.7378.3

308.1318.5301.8320.7268.9271.9252.7299.0389.6352.6226.3

352.9392.7109.8335.0356.6109.8109.6350.8463.6169.7NA

169.7466.1377.9595.9228.2

183.4170.8175.4130.4225.5

327.7327.3161.8161.8176.6185.284.2

344.1

443.7210.9329.2287.1

3.4

2.72.51.93.5.0-.5-.62.73.83.65.5

6.27.77.67.94.68.07.92.8

.7-4.7NA-4.7

.84.9

-2.63.0

3.84.15.23.21.8

-1.4-2.3

-14.2-14.2-15.7-14.5-11.721.7

6.92.86.67.7

1.0

1.91.82.21.9.5.6

-.76.33.31.13.2

1.82.72.32.41.83.12.9

-1.9-4.6-3.6NA-3.6-4.64.6

-11.61.1

-.1.03.7

-5.6.5

-1.7-1.9

-11.6-11.6-12.8-12.1

-9.11.9

3.6.3

4.15.4

174.4174.4

169.4170.1162.8171.9161.7163.6151.9185.8153.5186.9157.0

177.0186.7104.1163.2200.4104.8104.5181.3204.7184.5173.9184.9205.3211.3146.0144.3

146.8138.5157.6121.0125.3

180.9177.9176.0175.5179.8174.483.9

252.3

196.4147.5185.4161.1

1.8

2.42.32.21.82.92.8-.33.12.11.75.4

2.33.73.03.02.04.13.9

.6-4.2

1.1-3.4

1.3-4.3-3.8

-10.5.2

4.94.84.57.9

.2

-2.8-3.1

-12.5-12.6-11.4-13.1-12.9

1.7

6.13.77.44.7

0.1

2.02.13.01.23.23.1-.17.02.6-.13.2

.0.7.6.6.5.7.5

-1.4-4.5

1.0-3.4

1.2-4.6-4.5-6.8

-.6

1.61.01.4.7

-4.1-4.5

-15.5-15.6-15.3-16.0-15.4

1.9

4.11.43.95.2

123



(1967=100)

Group and item


All items.... . ..

CommoditiesFood and beveraaes . .Commodities less food and beverages

Nondurables less food and beveraaesDurables



Energy 5



Index

1st half

1986

331.2

297.3331.1278.2282.8278.3391.1555.7

321.6320.9161.5180.4277.6281.5307.9103.1369.2

Houston,Tex.

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

-0.4

-1.41.6

-3.1-4.3-1.5

.75.3

-.8-.91.9

-14.6-2.9-4.0-1.3

.8-.1

2ndhalf

1985

-1.1

-1.61.4

-3.4-5.9

-.3-.42.6

-1.5-1.4

1.2-14.6

-3.3-5.5-2.2

-.9-1.0


Index

1st half

1986

310.2

283.4302.4270.9277.3264.9359.5468.0

300.1305.1170.6159.6270.0274.2290.5102.0347.6

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

0.8

-.42.3

-2.0-3.5

.02.35.3

.1

.53.1

-12.9-1.7-3.0

-.51.22.0

2ndhalf

1985

-0.5

-1.62.2

-3.7-6.8

.3

.82.1

-1.1-.71.8

-15.7-3.4-6.3-2.3

.0.6


Anaheim,Calif.

Index

1st half

1986

321.7

268.2308.1247.3257.0240.9410.6471.6

297.3315.4173.7180.0246.3253.6283.8109.1401.3

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

3.4

-.12.7

-2.0-2.5-1.27.07.0

2.03.24.9

-9.3-1.6-1.9

.36.27.0

2ndhalf

1985

1.0

-.41.9

-2.1-2.9

-.72.43.6

.4

.82.1

-9.2-1.8-2.5

-.42.22.3

Miami,Fla.18

Index

1st half

1986

174.4

163.5169.4159.8160.6159.6190.3199.2

170.5173.2173.1187.2159.8160.4165.4107.0189.2

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

1.8

-.12.4

-1.8-2.4

-.74.05.6

1.31.63.2

-9.1-1.5-2.1

.24.43.8

2ndhalf

1985

0.1

-1.02.0

-3.2-5.1

-.51.34.1

-.1-.21.5

-11.0-3.0-4.6-1.22.01.0


124



(1967=100)

Group and item

Milwaukee,Wis.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Minn.-Wis.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


N.J.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985







HousingShelter

Renters' costs 22






Other fuels 5






Motor fuel5

Gasoline 5





Personal care


350.0395.2

301.2312.0297.0351.3276.4283.1253.9298.5342.6355.8229.4

428.2504.7106.6253.3367.3107.0107.0414.1479.2578.5185.2169.6449.5341.1569.9245.0

225.9220.4221.3179.2339.6

300.7294.5165.2164.5183.6183.182.8

428.2

392.0271.1334.1295.3

0.7

.7

.11.33.4

.7

.4-3.7-.74.7

-2.39.4

1.94.84.65.3-.55.05.0

-3.2-3.9

-10.0-10.6

-.2-2.2

-.5-3.7

.2

4.24.52.62.9

10.1

-3.9-4.4

-17.2-17.3-16.8-17.9-14.6

8.1

4.71.37.21.8

-0.5

.6

.41.71.4.7.8.1

2.43.5

-1.93.7

.32.12.12.7

-2.12.12.0

-4.1-5.5

-10.8-11.5

1.3-3.9-3.9-4.0

1.31.4.2

-.37.2

-4.7-5.1

-19.6-19.7-19.6-20.2-16.9

3.3

2.8-1.53.71.3

334.4387.7

309.7320.5300.1350.2254.6261.4278.8303.0356.6388.7238.0

390.0449.9107.7281.5420.2107.3107.4394.4446.2571.9193.0187.2430.8274.0581.6237.7

196.7188.6195.8156.0207.5

288.7287.0166.6165.7178.7189.687.3

341.5

404.0293.3338.8266.4

1.8

2.01.51.33.0

.6

.1

.3-.52.32.08.9

3.15.15.05.42.35.35.3-.5

-2.2-13.2-15.5

-2.4.07.8

-4.41.1

.6

.1-1.9-1.0

.5

-3.3-3.6

-14.4-14.6-15.3-14.6-12.5

1.2

7.85.76.91.0

-0.2

1.61.51.71.91.92.0-.2.6

2.61.52.7

.61.72.02.5

-2.31.71.7

-2.7-4.5

-14.3-17.5

1.2-2.53.6

-6.0

-.5-.9-.1

-1.8.3

-5.4-5.6

-19.7-20.0-20.5-20.1-16.8

-.1

4.52.82.3

.5

314.2373.8

314.5325.1308.4328.9272.7276.5266.5332.1391.1369.2232.3

321.8335.8108.1289.2429.7109.1109.2394.0504.5593.6193.9196.8460.3399.1566.3249.0

189.5167.7162.6145.1200.6

341.9313.5163.8163.4167.3171.182.4

471.9

417.1281.2349.6315.3

3.2

3.63.52.33.63.12.8-.1

-1.13.86.45.9

4.17.56.97.05.68.68.7

-2.6-4.3

-10.9-11.3

.4-.4.2

-1.2

.0-1.1-1.3

-.8-3.0

-1.2-2.8

-12.5-12.5-11.9-13.8-11.3

5.4

7.66.36.77.1

1.4

2.52.52.01.83.13.2-.6.2

3.23.62.8

1.73.73.13.4

.14.44.5

-3.0-3.8

-10.9-11.3

-.1.3.4.1.6

-2.6-4.0-3.7-7.5-3.2

-1.9-3.5

-15.5-15.7-16.3-16.9-13.7

5.1

5.03.43.14.3

321.9375.9

319.5329.5301.4324.9269.0276.4249.2316.3390.0418.7249.7

340.7380.5110.7297.8474.4109.9110.0398.2472.6563.8191.1177.4433.4421.0438.2233.2

154.3135.0139.081.1

200.9

338.7337.3175.9176.5188.3191.982.0

376.9

491.9241.6349.2271.1

2.5

2.11.91.11.1-.1-.7.1

-1.04.13.64.8

3.56.66.66.94.46.76.7

-1.2-3.3

-11.9-12.4

-1.31.55.3

-3.6.6

-2.0-3.3

.1-10.3

-5.8

-.5-1.3

-12.4-12.3-11.1-13.8-11.0

10.9

6.03.27.7

0.6

1.01.0.9

1.6-.2-.3-.1

-1.13.41.12.1

1.53.12.53.5

-3.63.53.4

-1.8-3.7-9.8

-10.31.8-.5.2

-1.51.2

-1.8-2.7-4.1-4.3-4.7

-2.9-3.2

-16.8-16.8-16.3-18.3-14.4

1.6

2.72.04.36.5

125



(1967=100)

Group and item


All items




Special indexes:All items less shelterAll items less medical care

Enerav5 . .Commodities less foodNondurables less foodNondurables .Services less rent of shelter22


MilwaukeeWis.

Index

1st half

1986

350.0

289.5301.2279.3290.2260.1466.7424.9

302.0347.4194.3184.8276.2282.1296.0103.7466.0

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

0.7

-1.4.7

-2.8-4.5

-.63.74.3

-.2.6

2.4-10.2-2.4-3.6-1.82.83.6

2ndhalf

1985

-0.5

-2.1.6

-3.8-6.6

-.11.52.7

-1.2-.71.1

-12.2-3.5-5.9-2.8

1.21.4


Minn.-Wis.

Index

1st half

1986

334.4

283.1309.7266.6268.1267.5432.4445.0

299.3331.1171.7170.3265.1264.9289.8105.4431.1

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

1.8

-.52.0

-2.1-3.4

-.44.77.7

1.01.53.4

-8.7-1.7-2.4-.54.34.4

2ndhalf

1985

-0.2

-1.81.6

-3.9-6.7

.21.74.5

-.7-.51.7

-12.7-3.6-6.1-2.4

1.61.4


N.J.

Index

1st half

1986

314.2

278.8314.5252.0264.4233.8373.4445.0

308.0309.0165.3171.3249.9259.7291.9105.3364.2

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

3.2

.83.6

-1.6-1.9

-.95.88.3

1.93.04.4

-7.6-1.3-1.5

1.24.25.7

2ndhalf

1985

1.4

-.42.5

-2.8-4.1

-.33.35.5

.71.22.5

-8.7-2.6-3.7

-.42.73.1


Index

1st half

1986

321.9

279.7319.5252.4250.1257.6404.1554.5

309.3313.5170.0187.8251.5248.7287.8108.2383.0

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2.5

-.82.1

-2.9-4.1

-.86.46.1

1.42.23.8

-7.5-2.6-3.6-.86.36.5

2ndhalf

1985

0.6

-1.51.0

-3.5-5.4

.03.12.4

-.1.4

2.0-9.9-3.2-5.0-1.93.03.2


126



(1967=100)

Group and item

Pittsburgh,Pa.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Portland,Orea.-Wash.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

St. Louis,Mo.-lll.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

San Diego,Calif.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All itemsAll items (1957-59=100) *


Food at homeCereals and bakery productsMeats, poultry, fish, and eggs 24 ..



HousingShelter

Renters' costs 25





Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas * ..Fuel o i l5

Other fuels 5







Motor fuel5

Gasoline 5





Personal care


309.5356.0

297.0301.3286.1308.0245.9253.0224.5328.0366.0358.4276.3

327.0356.8108.1256.3418.3105.3105.4381.1489.6194.9173.7256.0489.6346.3644.7234.1

185.0174.3186.1145.4182.4

322.8320.5165.1165.2174.8180.581.0

416.6

443.2277.4324.5254.1

0.9

1.11.0.7

2.1-3.3-3.8-2.4-.67.01.73.3

2.55.16.06.72.34.64.7

-1.4-2.1

-10.5-15.1

.0-1.1

1.1-3.2

.5

-3.5-4.3-6.2-7.8-1.1

-4.0-4.3

-14.7-14.8-14.0-15.7-12.7

3.1

7.19.04.63.9

-0.1

1.41.42.0

.3-.8-.9.3

3.56.4

.8

.7

1.63.43.44.0

.83.33.3-.6

-1.0-11.0-15.8

.0.3

1.3-.7-.2

-5.4-6.5-7.1

-12.4-1.3

-4.7-5.0

-17.4-17.6-17.3-18.3-15.4

1.0

3.94.41.81.3

305.5361.1

307.1315.1297.1328.0262.8265.8235.0324.3390.0361.0235.9

308.0340.5106.9249.0380.6106.8106.9395.3400.7497.0167.0NA

334.0186.8177.0235.1

196.3191.0202.8189.4193.1

318.0328.6165.7165.6160.4163.783.2

345.2

380.8227.3342.6254.3

1.8

2.42.31.93.9.0-.61.83.12.52.44.0

2.34.44.44.18.04.74.8

-2.6-7.0

-21.6-21.3NA

2.25.2

-5.01.6

-8.2-9.4-8.6

-17.34.4

.7

.4-12.9-12.9-13.9-12.5-12.7

7.8.4

9.72.1

-0.1

1.1.9

1.32.0

-1.2-1.6

.45.71.9.4

3.6

.42.22.01.85.42.42.3

-4.3-8.4

-22.0-21.8NA

.0.8

-1.9.6

-6.6-7.6-8.9

-13.63.8

-1.7-2.0

-14.5-14.6-15.0-14.6-14.2

5.4

3.9-1.74.4-.5

316.2369.3

307.2311.7302.7359.9243.0247.7285.4357.6366.2336.4265.1

356.7407.3107.6234.1375.7109.3109.5339.9423.2544.3199.0173.1394.5312.7484.7242.9

189.5179.7186.8149.8184.1

281.1286.5156.4156.1166.9172.384.6

270.0

402.2237.2339.3300.6

1.3

2.52.52.42.41.3.8

3.81.13.73.42.3

3.24.15.35.63.43.73.71.2-.1

-8.2-12.8-2.11.2

11.5-8.63.3

-3.2-3.93.7

-15.3-3.9

-3.7-4.0

-15.9-15.9-17.7-16.2-12.3

3.1

7.94.16.35.8

-0.6

1.81.82.52.01.51.43.44.42.41.5.8

-.31.11.92.01.2.9

1.0-4.7-4.2-9.6

-15.9-.7

-3.3-4.3-2.0

1.1

-2.5-3.03.3

-9.2-5.0

-4.8-5.0

-18.8-18.9-20.3-19.3-14.8

2.0

5.52.32.41.6

344.0361.5

333.0346.4304.6338.7269.1271.5256.5313.3377.1444.8220.1

394.0480.2112.3367.8390.8113.7113.9332.7421.7220.5211.0223.2442.3458.8411.4226.9

208.9189.8169.9168.3206.6

325.4324.1166.6166.3177.6190.786.4

378.4

394.3275.2315.5293.5

3.1

2.92.92.52.54.24.1

-1.3-.54.12.94.7

5.69.18.38.81.89.49.5

-2.4-7.5-4.2

-17.6.4

-7.6-7.6-7.4

-.3

1.6-1.5-3.9-1.1-1.1

-1.7-2.0

-12.5-12.5-14.3-12.3-9.15.2

5.94.83.83.9

1.1

2.52.52.72.23.33.7-.53.33.41.82.9

1.33.32.83.1

.23.53.5 •

-4.7-9.6-4.3

-17.9.2

-9.7-7.6

-13.6-1.1

1.5-.9

-3.2-1.1

.8

-1.8-2.0

-11.1-11.2-12.3-11.2-8.22.4

3.42.82.21.9

127



(1967=100)

Group and item


All items

CommoditiesFood and beveragesCommodities less food and beveraaes




Enerav5



PittsburghPa.

Index

1st half

1986

309.5

268.3297.0244.6247.5242.6388.2489.0

299.9303.4161.0179.3247.3251.3275.7102.9376.7

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

0.9

-1.51.1

-3.2-4.1-1.93.96.4

.0.5

2.2-8.5-3.0-3.7-1.43.23.6

2ndhalf

1985

-0.1

-2.21.4

-4.4-6.6-1.02.43.8

-.9-.41.2

-9.4-4.2-6.2-2.5

1.82.3

Portland,Orea-Wash.

Index

1st half

1986

305.5

281.1307.1266.6273.0262.0348.1404.3

300.0301.3162.0170.6265.0269.1290.4110.8339.4

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

1.8

-1.62.4

-3.9-5.9-1.56.87.5

1.31.63.6

-10.4-3.5-5.2-1.68.36.7

2ndhalf

1985

-0.1

-2.31.1

-4.2-7.2

-.82.93.6

-.6-.31.5

-11.9-4.0-6.4-3.03.42.8

Index

1st half

1986

316.2

286.2307.2267.3259.0274.3372.2429.5

291.0311.5172.7162.3267.7259.6285.9106.0362.0

St. Louis,Mo.-lll.

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

1.3

-.72.5

-2.7-4.7

-.14.28.2

.8

.92.9

-8.3-2.5-4.2-1.04.33.7

2ndhalf

1985

-0.6

-1.81.8

-3.9-6.7

-.31.06.0

-1.0-1.0

1.3-11.8-3.7-6.3-2.3

.9

.4

San Diego,Calif.

Index

1st half

1986

344.0

298.2333.0279.0272.2286.7418.4424.2

306.3341.1184.0183.5276.0266.7303.9105.2415.8

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

3.1

-.32.9

-2.4-3.5-1.26.56.3

1.12.94.4

-10.4-2.2-3.0

.14.06.6

2ndhalf

1985

1.1

-.32.5

-2.2-3.5-.72.43.8

.3

.92.2

-10.5-2.0-3.1

-.11.42.3


128


Table S10. Consumer Price Index for all urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for selectedareas \ by expenditure category and commodity and service group—Continued

(1967=100)

Group and item


Calif.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985







HousingShelter

Renters' costs M


Homeowners' costs a

Owners' equivalent rent *Fuel and other utilities

FuelsFuel oil, coal, and bottled gas " ..

Fuel o i l 5

Other fuels 5






Motor fuel5

Gasoline 5





Personal care


335.2398.9

311.5321.1305.3343.4277.3282.2245.5310.4386.5348.4218.7

382.5416.7110.7356.0381.7111.4111.2412.4483.8190.5194.9188.6487.1332.3740.2274.8

201.8183.4199.7159.3187.7

321.3320.6164.8164.9176.1187.084.8

321.1

404.4241.3357.1309.8

2.9

2.52.31.13.22.11.7

-1.5-6.14.54.67.0

6.39.08.39.3

-4.19.49.3.6

-2.9-4.8

-13.7.0

-2.91.7

-8.62.2

-4.2-6.1

.2-15.0

-7.5

-2.6-3.2

-14.6-14.6-16.1-15.0-12.8

6.9

7.96.15.84.3

1.3

2.32.21.71.31.21.3-.81.13.63.63.3

2.53.91.74.4

-28.05.45.3

-3.1-4.2-2.4

-14.42.4

-4.21.8

-11.53.0

-.4-1.3-2.0-2.9-6.8

-2.4-3.0

-13.7-13.7-15.1-14.0-12.0

7.4

3.14.53.85.1

311.1365.6

294.3302.7287.6310.1244.2250.3245.5270.5390.2339.1243.8

336.4370.2106.7276.6464.7105.3105.2380.3517.4514.1189.4182.9458.3473.0432.8254.4

193.3181.4192.3139.2241.7

286.2287.2164.0163.4188.9188.980.2

309.1

403.7277.9339.8308.3

3.02.92.53.8.0-.81.43.44.23.33.4

1.14.95.45.74.54.94.8

-3.3-7.3

-15.5-16.5

.0-3.6-1.9-9.9-4.5

.9

.4-1.1-3.02.6

-2.0-2.1

-14.4-14.5-16.3-14.3-12.6

-1.1

4.1.1

4.7.2

0.4

2.32.32.81.6.5.7

1.27.93.71.12.4

1.12.32.52.44.02.22.1

-1.5-5.1

-16.8-17.9

.0.5

2.3-6.0

-.2

-1.8-2.5-5.4-5.3-.3

-2.3-2.4

-14.4-14.5-16.0-14.6-12.6-1.1

2.7-.52.0

-1.9

330.9385.5

329.0332.8323.4319.7289.2296.0249.7371.6414.4356.3286.1

347.3375.7110.1303.2427.8109.0109.3365.0470.1756.5191.1410.2423.5313.2526.5270.1

224.3200.0197.5192.8203.1

309.0302.0171.7171.5185.8183.386.8

397.6

473.3303.8343.2311.9

2.9

3.93.72.4

.94.13.61.9.6

2.35.97.0

5.16.96.47.6

-9.47.67.9

-1.5-4.2

-14.4-13.4-16.9-1.2-.4

-2.06.1

-7.6-9.9-6.3

-17.5-5.9

-.3-.8

-10.5-10.6-11.4-11.4-8.54.8

7.91.85.02.7

0.7

2.62.62.3

.94.14.31.63.6

.42.63.1

2.53.13.13.3

-1.23.33.5

-3.4-5.9

-14.3-12.6

-3.5-6.1

-.96.3

-11.6-14.4

-8.2-25.9

-4.8

-1.3-1.7

-12.8-12.9-14.3-13.8-10.5

3.2

3.9-.12.52.1

129


Table S10. Consumer Price Index for all urban wage earners and clerical workers: Semiannual averages for selectedareas \ by expenditure category and commodity and service group—Continued

(1967=100)

Group and item


Calif.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985

Washington,D.C.-Md-Va.

Index

1st half

1986

Percentchangefrom-

1st half

1985

2ndhalf

1985


All items





Energy5

Commodities less foodNondurables less foodNondurablesServices less rent of shelter *Services less medical care

335.2

285.9311.5270.7263.9281.7411.9439.2

309.7331.1177.9189.5268.4259.5289.5106.3406.7

2.9

-1.02.5

-3.3-5.2

-.76.98.2

1.02.64.5

-10.1-3.0-4.6-1.25.06.8

1.3

-.32.3

-2.0-4.3

1.22.92.9

.51.22.8

-10.0-1.8-3.9

-.82.12.9

311.1

277.1294.3264.7277.0257.1373.3428.2

295.7306.5168.7190.9263.1272.7286.7105.0365.8

0.9

-1.63.0

-3.9-4.9-2.74.13.7

-.1.8

2.6-11.3

-3.7-4.4-1.13.24.1

0.4

-1.42.3

-3.3-5.9

-.22.62.3

-.2.2

1.7-10.4

-3.1-5.4-1.92.72.6

330.9

292.8329.0268.2286.8250.5390.3516.1

318.2323.8176.0174.9269.5287.1309.6105.9375.1

2.9

.13.9

-2.0-5.42.46.08.1

1.72.64.3

-7.6-1.7-4.8

-.85.05.8

0.7

-1.12.6

-3.1-8.03.22.73.9

.1

.62.1

-9.6-2.9-7.4-2.82.22.6


130


1 Area is generally the Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA),exclusive of farms. L.A.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif, is a combination oftwo SMSA's, and N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastem NJ. and Chicago, III.-Northwestern Ind. are the more extensive Standard Consolidated Areas.Area definitions are those established by the Office of Management andBudget in 1973, except for Denver-Boulder, Colo, which does not includeDouglas County. Definitions do not include revisions made since 1973.

2 Indexes are on an October 1967=100 base, unless otherwiseindicated.

3 Index is on a May-October 1960=100 base, for Anchorage, Alaska.4 Indexes are on a November 1984=100 base, for Anchorage, Alaska;

Baltimore, M<±; and Boston, Mass. Index is on a December 1984=100base for Atlanta, Ga.

5 Indexes are on a June 1978=100 base.6 Index is on a June 1978=100 base for Anchorage, Alaska.7 Indexes are on a January 1976=100 base for Baltimore, Md.;

Boston, Mass.; and Atlanta, Ga. Index is on a June 1978=100 base forAnchorage, Alaska.

8 Indexes are on an August 1981 = 100 base.9 Indexes are on the bases listed below:Anchorage, Alaska January 1978 = 100.Atlanta, Ga. December 1977=100.

March 1978=100.January 1978=100.

February 1978=100.December 1977=100.

March 1978=100.February 1978=100.

February 1978=100.January 1978=100.

December 1977=100.December 1977=100.April 1978=100.December 1977=100.

Baltimore, Md.Boston, Mass.Buffalo, N.Y.Chicago, III.Cincinnati, OhioCleveland, OhioDallas, TexasDenver, Colo.Detroit, Mich.Honolulu, HawaiiHouston, TexasKansas City, MissouriLos Angeles, Calif.Miami, Fla.Milwaukee, Wis.Minneapolis, Minn.New York, N.Y.Philadelphia, Pa.Pittsburgh, Pa.Portland, Oreg.St. Louis, MissouriSan Diego, Cal.San Francisco, Cal.Seattle, Wash.Washington, D.C.

December 1977=100.November 1977=100.

November 1977=100.April 1978=100.December 1977=100.

December 1977=100.April 1978=100.January 1978=100.March 1978=100.November 1977=100.December 1977=100.

November 1977=100.November 1977=100.

Index is on a November 1963=100 base for Buffalo, N.Y.

11 Index is on a November 1984=100 base for Cincinnati, Ohio.Indexes are on a December 1984=100 base for Buffalo, N.Y.; Chicago,III.; and Cleveland, Ohio.

12 Indexes are on a June 1978=100 base in Cincinnati, Ohio; andCleveland, Ohio.

13 Indexes are on a January 1976=100 base.14 For the following areas the 1957-59=100 base is not available;

indexes are on the bases listedbelow:

Dallas, Texas November 1963=100.Denver, Colo. January 1964=100.Honolulu, Hawaii December 1963=100.

15 Index is on a November 1984=100 base for Denver, Colo. Indexesare on a December 1984=100 base for Dallas, Texas; Detroit, Mich.; andHonolulu, Hawaii.

16 Index is on a June 1978=100 base for Denver, Colo.17 Indexes are on a January 1976=100 base for Dallas, Texas; Detroit,

Mich.; and Honolulu, Hawaii. Index is on a June 1978=100 base forDenver, Colo.


19 Index is on a November 1984=100 base for Miami, Fla. Indexes areon a December 1984=100 base for Houston, Texas; Kansas City,Missouri; and Los Angeles, Calif.

20 Index is on a June 1978=100 base for Miami, Fla.21 Index is on a June 1978=100 base for Miami, Fla. Indexes are on a

January 1976=100 base for Houston, Texas; Kansas City, Mo.; and LosAngeles, Calif.

22 Index is on a November 1984=100 base for Milwaukee, Wis.Indexes are on a December 1984=100 for Minneapolis, Minn.; New York,N.Y.; and Philadelphia, Pa.

23 Index is on a February 1965=100 base for San Diego, Calif.24 Index is on an April 1967=100 base for Portland, Oreg.25 Indexes are on a November 1984=100 base for Portland, Oreg.; St.

Louis, Mo.; and San Diego, Calif. Index is on a December 1984=100base for Pittsburgh, Pa.

26 Indexes are on a June 1978=100 base for Pittsburgh, Pa. and SanDiego, Calif.

27 Index is on a June 1978=100 base for Portland, Oreg.28 Indexes are on a January 1976=100 base for Pittsburgh, Pa.; St.

Louis, Mo.; and San Diego, Calif. Index is on a June 1978=100 base forPortland, Oreg.

29 Indexes are on a November 1984=100 base for Seattle, Wash.; andWashington, D.C. Index is on a December 1984=100 base for SanFrancisco, Calif.

30 Index is on a June 1978=100 base for San Francisco, Calif.NA Not available for publication.

131


Table P-1. Average residential prices for utility (piped) gas, electricity, and fuel oil, U.S. city average and selected areas

Area, region and population size class

Utility (piped) gas

per 40 therms

June1986

July1986

per 100 therms

June1986

July1986

Electricity

per 500 KWH

June1986

July1986

Fuel oil #2

per gallon

June1986

July1986

Area1

U.S. city average 2

Chicago, Ill.-Northwestem IndDetroit, MichLA.-Long Beach, Anaheim, CalifN.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern N.JPhiladelphia, Pa.-N.J

Anchorage, Alaska 3


Denver-Boulder, Colo.3


Northeast Pennsylvania3





Atlanta, Ga.3

Buffalo, N.Y.3

Cleveland, OhioDallas-Fort Worth, TexHonolulu, Hawaii3 4


Minneapolis-StPaul, Minn.-Wis.3

Pittsburgh, PaSan Francisco-Oakland, Calif

Region 5

NortheastNorth CentralSouthWest2


Northeast/ANorth Central/A ....South/AWest/ANortheast/BNorth Central/B ....South/BWest/B 2

Northeast/CNorth Central/C ....South/CWest/CNortheast/D 3

North Central/D ....South/DWest/D 3

$26,613

22.30329.96426.81936.90630.251

16.96029.96032.11025.71623.73827.70028.42629.58526.80028.64123.29426.75931.859

29.19729.32823.62021.03652.88021.46018.53425.27528.21419.581

31.37226.95525.22724.924

32.09526.50227.87726.18229.87429.34624.19624.15731.68727.84323.79022.92126.30223.56727.47320.892

$25,967

20.41225.54326.92335.46430.251

16.96029.98030.99023.75823.73826.60028.39129.58526.80028.95323.29426.75931.560

28.93729.36023.62020.12549.76021.46018.83624.76032.91119.055

31.73825.21224.79224.936

32.82423.69827.47926.23129.54827.63824.58424.20431.18928.69123.40822.80826.26125.34225.34120.903

$61,652

49.72660.01177.12381.73071.999

35.63064.70071.78057.69751.34259.32065.54967.86762.00857.33068.12856.72366.548

62.23064.18452.62044.826

123.20043.87039.31858.64961.17564.180

69.86757.88255.71568.049

71.12955.98259.14575.23767.75764.43154.35368.63770.31459.49753.39256.02058.45852.59960.51047.699

$59,925

47.23557.46577.22579.02871.999

35.63064.760

534)4451.34256.73065.46467.72762.00857.33068.12856.72365.677

65.16352.62042.390

115.40043.87039.12957.26560.99165.095

68.70655.40354.15268.227

70.05053.16158.29675.39166.40759.87052.58969.01468.68861.17252.46256.12758.44454.03254.70847.710

$41,887

66.11346.64043.46066.58552.407

36.82941.54041.16537.27039.09843.64338.48045.05324.46949.68959.65217.07839.337

36.79443.96053.58041.58640.38037.98033.93239.32041.76339.785

50.98545.25839.06934.304

54.18451.84639.71234.10944.85039.80633.12134.32848.02340.19439.92438.69246.73040.52140.45630.719

$42,138

65.90046.64043.50365.40552.951

38.84641.54046.51937.44040.26743.64338.48045.05324.46950.39259.65217.07839.332

36.34742.49455.44039.92239.59037.98046.71239.13741.76339.785

51.05745.96038.96334.648

54.52653.22939.46034.12644.88539.88633.43734.36347.30141.02939.48839.57346.10239.76141.85232.164

$0,806

.854

.903NA

.869

.844

.964

.861

.785

.794NANA

.807

.757

.691

.811NA

.804

.863

.721

.826

.868NANANANA

.785

.671NA

.811

.780

.815

.751

.842

.828

.856

.838

.765

.783

.812

.692

.793

.770NA

.964

.799

.708

.781

.657

$0,751

.813

.893NA

.820

.786

.931

.807

.734

.743NANA

.777

.704

.606

.750NA

.719

.813

.650

.818

.853NANANANA

.765

.645NA

.756

.725

.763

.676

.791

.800

.802

.760

.720

.741

.784

.607

.722

.710NA

.931

.733

.600

.698

.622


2 Honolulu not included for utility (piped) gas.3 Due to smaller sample sizes in this area, data will no longer be

published after December 1986.4 Prices are for synthetic natural gas and propane only.


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.



132


Table P-2. Average residential unit prices and consumption ranges for utility (piped) gas and electricity for U.S. city average andselected areas


Average price per therm ofutility (piped) gas

June1986

July1986

Range of thermconsumption for

July 1986

Low High

Average price per KWH ofelectricity

June1986

July1986

Range of KWHconsumption for

July 1986

Low High

Area1

U.S. city average 2

Chicago, Ill.-Northwestem IndDetroit, MichLA.-Long Beach, Anaheim, CalifN.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern N.JPhiladelphia, Pa.-N.J

Anchorage, Alaska3


Denver-Boulder, Colo.3


Northeast Pennsylvania3





Atlanta, Ga.3

Buffalo, N.Y.3

Cleveland, OhioDallas-Fort Worth, TexHonolulu; Hawaii3 4


Minneapolis-St.Paul, Minn.-Wis.3


Region 5

NortheastNorth CentralSouthWest 2

Region/population size classcross classification s

Northeast/ANorth Central/ASouth/AWest/ANortheast/BNorth Central/BSouth/BWest/B 2

Northeast/CNorth Central/CSouth/CWest/CNortheast/D3


$0,628

.743

.581

.648

.704

.688

.642

.545

.624

.736

.603

.580

.566

.589

.556

.600

.509

$0,601

.464

.652

.7261.013.716

.342

.758

.732

.633

.654

.830

.682

.624

.637

.551

.613

.648

.764

.619

.626

.562

.5901.644.404.426.586.573.518

.725

.594

.593

.648

.474

.476

.727

.923

.716

.342

.758

.705

.583

.654

.804

.681

.624

.637

.553

.613

.648

.757

.613

.627

.562

.5641.566.404.434.569.572.512

.706

.546

.582

.648

.719

.507

.638

.705

.682

.609

.546

.624

.726

.599

.573

.564

.586

.571

.546

.509

1,291

22219416

471710419886434462056

3428531839844112

4135

634356352312629

36616813233022552235232130

1,291237400442

37547528216744297171234425159

6291,291588736

443518215115226112912627

6291,291442400589476274225277471588366387428320736

$0,080

.137

.094

.081

.133

.103

.073

.081

.081

.071

.082

.085

.078

.087

.049

.089

.118

.040

.078

.071

.087

.107

.073

.078

.080

.066

.073

.079

.083

.099

.082

.072

.072

.107

.103

.078

.072

.080

.063

.065

.075

.093

.069

.071

.076

.099

.073

.072

.062

$0,080

.138

.093

.082

.130

.103

.074

.081

.088

.071

.085

.085

.078

.087

.049

.090

.118

.040

.080

.072

.084

.109

.071

.076

.081

.086

.073

.079

.083

.099

.083

.073

.073

.107

.105

.078

.072

.080

.063

.066

.075

.091

.071

.071

.078

.098

.072

.076

.065

7,512

169637588216

82197140491773043

17554017213430430

1871871672751782245

126240108

8833050

6,7083,1743,1072,9293,845

5,4323,5102,6583,0281,7322,9611,1885,6727,1522,7441,3376,7743,763

4,1503,9282,3516,3492,3177,5125,0352,0393,2572,457

6,6106,7087,5127,152

8833075160373441771172162218213310030850

3,9286,7087,5126,7745,6723,0416,5137,1526,6105,4514,5505,4321,8123,3606,3162,477


2 Honolulu not included for utility (piped) gas.3 Due to smaller sample sizes in this area, data will no longer be

published after December 1986.4 Prices are for synthetic natural gas and propane only.




133


Table P-3. Average prices for gasoline, U.S. city average and selected areas(Per gallon)


Gasoline,all types 1

June1986

July1986

Leaded regular

June1986

July1986

Unleaded regular

June1986

July1986

Unleaded premium'

June1986

July1986

Area'

U.S. city average.

Chicago, Ill.-Northwestern IndDetroit, MichL.A.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif..N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern NJPhiladelphia, Pa.-N.J

Anchorage, Alaska4

Baltimore, MdBoston, MassCincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-lnd.4 .Denver-Boulder, Colo.4 ....Miami, HaMilwaukee, Wis.4

Northeast Pennsylvania 4 . .Portland, Oreg.-Wash.4 ....St. Louis, Mo.-lllSan Diego, Calif.4

Seattle-Everett, Wash.4....Washington, D.C.-Md.-Va..

Atlanta, Ga.4

Buffalo, N.Y.4

Cleveland, OhioDallas-Fort Worth, TexHonolulu, Hawaii4


Minneapolis-St.Paul, Minn.-Wis.4


Region :



Northeast/ANorth Central/A ....South/AWest/ANortheast/BNorth Central/B ....South/BWest/BNortheast/CNorth Central/C ....South/CWest/CNortheast/D 4

North Central/D ....South/DWest/D 4

$0,958

1.027.961

1.041.949.927

.933

.943

.943

.905

.870

.947

.976

.945

.902

.9111.068.961

1.009

.888

.935

.959

.8301.212

.828

.892

.993

.9251.020

.957

.962

.9091.013

.941

.969

.8961.035.941.961.912

1.0021.014.951.919.995

1.018.960.916.909

$0,895

.934

.876

.952

.902

.871

.919

.913

.913

.807

.821

.909

.833

.853

.900

.840

.970

.954

.979

.839

.828

.877

.8071.192.776.769.935.842.941

.905

.870

.870

.943

.888

.880

.861

.952

.880

.894

.853

.927

.972

.830

.888

.951

.984

.882

.892

.906

$0,885

.963

.881

.944

.857

.890

.890

.872

.862

.854

.812

.863

.934

.904

.839

.843

.953

.888

.879

.779

.899

.862

.7821.063.760.846.946.880.903

.888

.909

.836

.919

.871

.900

.808

.935

.879

.884

.839

.903

.930

.913

.853

.913

.948

.943

.835

.886

$0,822

.876

.787

.855

.810

.827

.876

.843

.823

.758

.764

.833

.797

.806

.837

.766

.848

.884

.851

.735

.790

.773

.7631.047.708.717.889.799.829

.831

.817

.795

.855

$0,955

1.003.979

1.024.905.893

.934

.909

.918

.890

.898

.927

.978

.936

.927

.8881.081.972.973

.896

.925

.935

.8191.227.803.900

1.006.913

1.020

.936

.967

.9041.011

814.807.775.853.813.819.774.838.884.796.823.862.908.863.810.882

.906

.966

.8751.023.943.966.923

1.0041.008.965.918

1.0031.007.974.909.927

$0,890

.904

.898

.936

.856

.841

.919

.877

.887

.790

.848

.892

.832

.844

.924

.826

.981

.963

.940

.851

.820

.851

.7941.204

.752

.777

.946

.826

.938

.884

.875

.865

.940

$1,100

1.2121.0691.2041.0671.067

1.1101.0861.0721.0821.0511.0171.1201.0951.034.124.273.115.205

.039

.040

.145

.9631.334

QQQ

1.0361.1181.0731.198

1.0781.1231.0601.188

$1,045

1.131.983

1.1101.0231.012

1.1061.0601.051.993

1.007.972.988

1.0241.0341.0531.1851.1091.182

.972

.9361.075.941

1.325.945.936

1.0681.0021.122

1.0341.0341.0241.110

.852

.876

.840

.941

.882

.902

.865

.933

.962

.843

.887

.959

.973

.896

.884

.925

1.0671.1411.0541.2041.0441.1501.0351.1681.1541.0561.1021.1691.161NA1.047NA

1.0211.0611.0161.117.991

1.055.988

1.0771.133.929

1.0721.1361.151NA1.024NA

1 Also includes types of gasoline not shown separately.2 Unleaded premium replaced leaded premium in January 1984.3 Area is generally the Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA),

exclusive of farms. L.A.-Long Beach, Anaheim, Calif, is a combination oftwo SMSA's, and N.Y., N.Y.-Northeastern NJ. and Chicago, Ill.-Northwestern Ind. are the more extensive Standard Consolidated Areas.Area definitions are those established by the Office of Management andBudget in 1973, except for Denver-Boulder, Colo, which does not includeDouglas County. Definitions do not include revisions made since 1973.

4 Due to smaller sample sizes in this area, data will no longer bepublished after December 1986.





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Table P-4. Average retail food prices, U.S. city average and four regions 1

Food and unit

U.S. average

June1986

July1986

Northeast

June1986

July1986

North Central

June1986

July1986

South

June1986

July1986

West

June1986

July1986

Cereals and bakery products:Flour, white, all purpose, per IbRice, white, long grain, precooked, per IbRice, white, long grain, uncooked, per IbSpaghetti and macaroni, per Ib

Bread, white, pan, per IbBread, French, per IbBread, whole wheat, pan, per Ib

Rolls, hamburger, per IbCupcakes, chocolate, per IbCookies, chocolate chip, per IbCrackers, soda, salted, per Ib

Meats, poultry, fish and eggs:Meats:

Beef and veal:Ground chuck, 100% beef, per IbGround beef, 100% beef, per IbChuck roast, U.S. Choice, bone-in, per IbRound roast, U.S. Choice, boneless, per IbRib roast, U.S. Choice, bone-in, per Ib

Steak, round, U.S. Choice, boneless, per IbSteak, sirloin, U.S. Choice, bone-in, per IbSteak, chuck, U.S. Choice, bone-in, per IbSteak, T-bone, U.S. Choice, bone-in, per IbSteak, porterhouse, U.S. Choice, bone-in, per Ib....

Pork:Bacon, sliced, per IbChops, center cut, bone-in, per IbHam, rump or shank half, bone-in, smoked, per Ib.Sirloin roast, bone-in, per Ib

Shoulder picnic, bone-in, smoked, per IbSausage, fresh, loose, per IbHam, canned, 3 or 5 lbs, per Ib

Other meats:Frankfurters, all meat or all beef, per IbBologna, all beef or mixed, per IbBeef liver, per Ib

Poultry:Chicken, fresh, whole, per Ib ,Chicken breast, bone-in, per IbChicken legs, bone-in, per IbTurkey, frozen, whole, per Ib ,

Fish and seafood:Tuna, light, chunk, per Ib

Eggs:Grade A, large, per dozGrade AA, large, per doz

Dairy products:Milk, fresh, whole, fortified, per 1/2 galMilk, fresh, skim, per 1/2 galMilk, fresh, low fat, per 1/2 galButter, salted, grade AA, stick, per IbAmerican processed cheese, per IbCheddar cheese, natural, per IbIce cream, prepackaged, bulk, regular, per 1/2 gal. ...Yogurt, natural, fruit flavored, per 1/2 pt


$0,214NA.446.748

.5691.045.873

NA2.2852.0331.015

1.6011.1651.5272.3323.206

2.7413.0111.4953.9914.220

1.9532.4811.3341.672

.9901.7652.574

1.8932.107

.968

.7951.7711.1081.023

2.005

.795

.871

1.113NA1.0792.1312.5793.0042.325

.572

$0,214NA.453.731

.5641.052.874

NA2.3271.9461.004

1.6131.1891.5032.3923.191

2.6613.0681.4714.0614.286

2.1572.7571.4551.897

1.1081.8522.577

1.9092.147

.976

.8891.9241.1941.056

2.003

.833

.919

1.116NA1.0782.1312.5983.0362.369

.580

$0,231NANA.714

.682NA.997

NANA2.101NA

1.5411.3801.5612.2543.092

2.8403.0111.476NA4.205

2.0292.3971.287NA

NANA2.566

2.0102.289NA

.8491.814.962

1.040

2.094

.944NA

1.052NA1.0832.1052.6692.9482.459NA

$0,227NANA.685

.675NA.997

NANA1.848NA

1.5401.3121.5362.3183.079

2.7513.1371.385NA4.378

2.1612.6761.434NA

NANA2.618

2.0692.368NA

.9131.9401.0541.064

2.064

.929NA

1.049NA1.0792.1122.6552.9372.505NA

$0,190NANA.728

.545NANA

NA2.3991.8001.006

1.5321.1561.4582.3743.281

2.5872.8331.3843.7544.331

1.9622.3581.3311.584

NA1.8102.544

1.8912.074

.926

.7421.6541.1301.032

1.922

.713NA

1.081.953

NA2.0352.422NA2.327

.596

$0,195NANA.695

.535NANA

NA2.4151.832

1.5361.2121.4182.3853.321

2.5122.9431.3663.8144.350

2.1852.702NA1.883

NA1.9142.568

1.9242.107

.979

.8711.7351.1541.056

1.890

.761NA

1.093.953

NA2.0392.399NA2.367

.597

$0,215NA.387.807

.535NA.815

NANA2.134

1.6991.2691.5452.3503.343

2.7623.209NA4.003NA

1.8972.4671.236NA

.9721.6082.663

1.8222.002

.971

.7391.632NA1.003

NA

.767NA

1.324NANA2.206NA3.1562.223NA

$0,216NA.393.807

.535NA.817

NANA2.164

.991

1.6941.2621.5622.4133.268

2.6683.105NA4.157NA

2.1202.6861.301NA

1.0821.7092.620

1.7852.0571.006

.8241.853NA1.030

NA

.824NA

1.321NANA2.228NA3.1782.168NA

$0,219NA.496

NA

.5571.084.860

NA2.4252.080NA

NA1.0331.6182.5012.958

2.768NANANANA

1.9352.7471.4791.691

NA2.1362.479

1.7982.2141.053

.8601.966NA1.011

2.074

NA.932

1.046NA1.0252.176NA2.9802.326

.512

$0,217NA.509

NA

.5491.097.870

NA2.4362.049NA

NA1.085NA2.6423.039

2.740NANANANA

2.1613.0151.6341.888

NA2.1712.485

1.8102.207

.958

.9572.121NA1.086

2.041

NA

1.053NA1.0322,153NA3.0432.515

.522

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Table P-4. Average retail food prices, U.S. city average and four regions 1—Continued

Food and unit

U.S. average

June1986

July1986

Northeast

June1986

July1986

North Central

June1986

July1986

South

June1986

July1986

West

June1986

July1986

Fruits and vegetables:Fresh fruits and vegetables:

Apples, red Delicious, per Ib.Bananas, per IbOranges, navel, per IbOranges, Valencia, per IbCherries, per Ib

Grapefruit, per IbGrapes, Emperor or Tokay, per IbGrapes, Thompson seedless, per Ib..Lemons, per IbPeaches, per Ib ,

Pears, Anjou, per IbStrawberries, dry pint, per 12 oz. ...Potatoes, white, all types, per Ib . 2 .Lettuce, iceberg, per IbTomatoes, field grown, per Ib

Beans, green, snap, per IbCabbage, per IbCarrots, short trimmed and topped, per Ib..Celery, per IbCorn on the cob, per Ib

Cucumbers, per IbMushrooms, per IbOnions, dry yellow, per IbOnions, green (scallions), per IbPeppers, sweet, per IbRadishes, per Ib

Processed fruits and vegetables:Orange juice, frozen concentrate, 12oz. can, per 16 oz..Potatoes, frozen, French fried, per IbTomatoes, canned, whole, per Ib

Other foods at home:Sugar and sweets:

Hard candy, solid, per IbSugar, white, all sizes, per IbSugar, white, 33-80 oz. pkg, per Ib

Fats and oils:Margarine, stick, per IbMargarine, soft, tubs, per IbShortening, vegetable oil blends, per IbPeanut butter, creamy, all sizes, per Ib

Nonalcoholic beverages:Cola, nondiet, returnable bottles, 6 or 8 pk., per 16 oz.3 .Cola nondiet, cans, 72oz. 6 pk., per 16 oz.3

Coffee, 100%, ground roast, all sizes, per IbCoffee, 100%, ground roast, 13.1-20 oz. can, per IbCoffee, instant, plain, regular, 6.1-14 oz., per 16 ozCoffee, freeze dried, plain, regular, all sizes, per 16 ozCoffee, freeze dried, decaffeinated, all sizes, per 16 oz....

Other prepared foods:Potato chips, per 16 ozPork and beans, canned, per 16 oz

Alcoholic beverages:Bourbon whiskey, 375 ml-1.75 liter, per 25.4oz.4

Vodka, domestic, 375 ml-1.75 liter, per 25.4oz.4.

$0,830.376

NA.458

NA

.496NA1.303.814.752

.894

.840

.256

.512

.802

.856

.295

.392

.486

.365

.521NA.342

1.215.804.770

1.501.663.519

2.003.353.339

.7891.019.867

1.578

.286

.4613.6463.666

10.242NANA

2.708NA

7.3865.873

$0,859.371

NA.467

1.267

.566NA1.135.899.672

NA.899.288.460.737

.739

.297

.376

.508

.361

.510NA.339

1.084.867.798

1.488.665.513

2.001.348.334

.7931.018.885

1.608

.282

.4693.5943.593

10.032NANA

2.644NA

7.4925.857

$0,804.390

NA.453

NA

NA1.303.738.741

NA.931.286.540.798

.930

.319

.445

.518

.322

.461NA.377

NA.715.757

1.602.795.473

NA.379.361

.7341.051NA1.620

.369

.4703.5343.529NANANA

2.760NA

NA5.898

$0,827.387

NA.497

1.173

.584NA1.175.863.724

NA1.127.333.495.770

.680

.314

.437

.550

.302

.425NA.378

NA.825.872

1.584.799.474

NA.378.359

.7591.057NA1.655

.354

.4643.5003.478NANANA

2.699NA

NA5.902

$0,837.384

NA.527

1.976

.525NANA.794.789

.976

.766

.259

.570

.899

NA.316.419.474.333

.478NA.373

1.328.942.866

1.427.581.603

1.917.340.329

.7871.005.846

1.471

.273

.5093.574NA

10.71614.591

NA

2.391NA

NANA

$0,881.381

NA.532

1.171

.568NA1.122.861.645

NA.871.281.509.848

NA.292.386.487.324

.572NA.379

1.126.980.838

1.410.583.603

1.902.333.323

.770

.999

.8741.533

.269

.5043.508NA

10.12014.431

NA

2.332NA

NANA

$0,835.407

NA.462

NA

.513NA1.280.891.672

.996

.920

.228

.528

.745

.890

.267

.429

.539

.395

.508NA.362

NA.834

1.531.711

NA

NA.342.333

.754

.867

.8621.544

NA.432

3.8713.878NANANA

2.820NA

7.694NA

$0,854.399

NA.494

1.465

.579NA1.109.964.620

NA.880.270.511.693

.862

.282

.436

.574

.403

.538NA.360

NA.947.885

1.506.712

NA

NA.338.327

.748

.849

.8591.544

NA.402

3.8143.814NANANA

2.821NA

7.696NA

$0,839.338

NA.417

2.187

.496NANA.804.801

.865

.796

.254

.448

.803

.780

.329

.336

.445NA

.6192.308

.278NA.811.635

1.398NANA

NA.373

NA

.9271.102.807

1.695

NA.454

3.725NA

10.185NANA

3.065NA

6.6625.667

$0,868.331

NA.387

1.282

.528NA1.125.872

NA.857.272.367.694

.621

.359

.328

.461NA

.5232.176

.264NA.665.669

1.429NANA

NA.367

NA

.9671.110.876

1.767

NA.493

3.661NA

10.164NANA

2.905NA

7.0365.534

Regions are defined as the four Census regions.New average price series as of March 1986.Deposit may be included in price.

New average price series as of January 1986.Data not adequate for publication.

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Technical Notes

Brief Explanation of the CPI

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is a measure of theaverage change in prices over time in a fixed marketbasket of goods and services. The Bureau of LaborStatistics publishes CPi's for two population groups: (1)a CPI for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) which covers ap-proximately 80 percent of the total noninstitutionalcivilian population; and (2) a CPI for Urban WageEarners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W) which representsabout half the population covered by the CPI-U. The CPI-

u includes, in addition to wage earners and clericalworkers, groups such as professional, managerial, andtechnical workers, the self-employed, short-termworkers, the unemployed, and retirees and others not inthe labor force.

The CPI is based on prices of food, clothing, shelter,and fuels, transportation fares, charges for doctors' anddentists' services, drugs, and the other goods and serv-ices that people buy for day-to-day living. Prices are col-lected in 85 urban areas across the country from about4,000 food stores, 24,000 rental units, and 28,000establishments—department stores, hospitals, fillingstations, and other types of stores and serviceestablishments. All taxes directly associated with thepurchase and use of items3 are included in the index.Prices of food, fuels, and a few other items are obtainedevery month in all 85 locations. Prices of most othercommodities and services are collected every month inthe five largest geographic areas and every other monthin other areas. Prices of most goods and services are ob-tained by personal visits of the Bureau's trainedrepresentatives. Mail questionnaires are used to obtainpublic utility rates, some fuel prices, and certain otheritems.

In calculating the index, price changes for the variousitems in each location are averaged together withweights which represent their importance in the spend-ing of the appropriate population group. Local data arethen combined to obtain a U.S. city average. Separateindexes are also published by size of city, by region ofthe country, for cross-classifications of regions andpopulation-size classes, and for 28 local areas. Area in-dexes do not measure differences in the level of prices

among cities, they only measure the average change inprices for each area since the base period.

The index measures price changes from a designatedreference date—1967—which equals 100.0. An increaseof 203 percent, for example, is shown as 303.0. Thischange can also be expressed in dollars as follows: Theprice of a base period''market basket" of goods andservices in the CPI has risen from $10 in 1967 to $30.30.

For further details see BLS Handbook of Methods,Vol. 11,'The Consumer Price Index," Bulletin 2134-2,April 1984.

Calculating Index Changes

Movements of the indexes from one month to anotherare usually expressed as percent changes rather thanchanges in index points, because index point changes areaffected by the level of the index in relation to its baseperiod while percent changes are not. The example inthe accompanying box illustrates the computation of in-dex point and percent changes.

Percent changes for 3-month and 6-month periods areexpressed as annual rates and are computed accordingto the standard formula for compound growth rates.These data indicate what the percent change wouldbe if the current rate were maintained for a 12-monthperiod.

Index Point Change

CPILess previous indexEquals index point change

Percent Change

Index point differenceDivided by the previous indexEqualsResults multiplied by one hundredEquals percent change

315.5303.5

12.0

12.0303.50.040

0.040 x 1004.0

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Homeownership Changes

The Consumer Price Index (CPi) has been changed toincorporate a rental equivalence measure ofhomeowners' costs in accordance with plans announcedby the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) on October 27,1981. For the CPI for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U), thischange was effective with release of the index forJanuary 1983 and for the CPI for Urban Wage Earnersand Clerical Workers (CPi-W), it was effective with therelease of the January 1985 index. The rentalequivalence approach calculates shelter costs ofhomeowners based on the implicit rent owners wouldhave to pay to rent homes that they own. The oldmethod calculated homeownership as home purchase,mortgage interest costs, property taxes, property in-surance, and maintenance and repairs. The newhomeownership component was introduced into both theCPI-U and the CPI-W in such a manner that in each casethe indexes using the old and new methodologies wereequal in the so-called "link month"—December 1982for the CPI-U and December 1984 for the CPI-W. Formore information, see the CPI Detailed Report forJanuary 1983, pp. 7-13.

Energy Prices

Prices are usually available for the U.S. city average,28 large urban areas, and 16 areas reflecting the fourCensus regions cross-classified by four population sizes.However, not all energy commodities and services areused in every area of the country. Fuel oil, for example,is not a common heating fuel in some urban areas, par-ticularly in the South and West. Where no averageprices are available, the designation NA will appear, NAwill also appear if the data sufficiency criteria have notbeen met in any given month. For example, if there arefewer than five usable fuel oil prices for a published cityor region size class, no fuel oil prices for the area will bepublished.

All prices, except for electricity, are collected monthlyby BLS representatives in the urban areas priced for theCPI. Electricity prices are collected monthly on mailquestionnaires by the Department of Energy for BLS.Prices for natural gas and electricity include fuel andpurchased gas adjustments and all applicable taxes. Fueloil and gasoline prices include applicable Federal, State,and local taxes.

Natural gas and electricity. Natural gas prices arereported in therms, which are a measure of heatingvalue. Electricity prices are given in kilowatt hours(kwh). For both utility services, the consumption rangesspecified in table P-2 are the upper and lower limits ofthe bill sizes priced for the Consumer Price Index. Theaverage prices per therm and per kilowatt hour are

calculated from bills priced within these ranges. Itshould be noted that bills priced for the CPI are not onlyfor different consumption amounts, but may also becalculated from different types of residential rateschedules. The average prices per therm and perkilowatt hour are not, therefore, generally suitable foruse in place-to-place price comparisons.

The average prices for 40 and 100 therms of naturalgas and for 500 kilowatt hours of electricity (table P-l)are calculated from a special price collection program.They are not used in the calculation of the CPI. Sinceheating and air-conditioning requirements vary bygeographic location, climate, and weather conditions, itcannot be inferred that these consumption amountsrepresent those used by a typical residential consumer.These bills are used merely to track price changes overtime for constant amounts of consumption, to providedata for place-to-place price comparisons, and to pro-vide continuity with prices of natural gas and electricityformerly published in conjunction with the unrevisedConsumer Price Index.

Fuel oil. Only #2 fuel oil (home heating oil) is priced.Prices are collected, in most cases, for quantities greaterthan one gallon. These prices are converted to a pergallon price for this program. Fuel oil prices reflect dis-counts for quantity and/or quick payment.

Gasoline. Gasoline prices are collected at the pumpfrom a sample of full service, mini-service, and self-serve gas stations.

Approximate British Thermal Unit (BTU) values forsome energy items are as follows, according to thesource indicated:

1 therm = 100,000 BTU'S (U.S. Department ofEnergy).1 kwh = 3,412 BTU'S (Edison Electric Institute)1 gallon #2 fuel oil = 140,000 BTU'S (U.S. Departmentof Energy).

Food Prices

In the revised CPI, actual weighted average prices arecalculated each month at the national level and for thefour Census geographic regions. As a result of changesin price collection methodology and sample sizes,average prices for individual cities cannot in general beproduced. It is hoped, however, that regional averageprices will help satisfy the need for local area data. Itshould be noted, however, that the average food pricesin this report reflect variations in brand, quality, andsize among geographic areas. Users of average foodprices should be aware that these differences exist.

Because a number of food commodities are notavailable in all areas on a year-round basis, prices will

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not appear in some months for some regions or for theU.S. city average. In other instances, sufficient pricesmay not be available due to temporary disruptions insupplies. Where no average prices are available, thedesignation NA will appear. When a price is notavailable from an individual store in any month, anestimated price will be calculated for the missing itemand used in computing the average price. In cases wherethe proportion of estimated prices used to calculate theaverage is considered too high, the average price will notbe published and NA will appear for that item in thetable.

Because of space limitations in the table, the descrip-tion for each item is abbreviated. More detailedspecifications are available from BLS Regional Officesor from the Washinton Office upon request.

Seasonally Adjusted andUnadjusted Data

Because price data are used for different purposes bydifferent groups, the Bureau of Labor Statisticspublishes seasonally adjusted as well as unadjustedchanges each month.

For analyzing general price trends in the economy,seasonally adjusted changes are usually preferred sincethey eliminate the effect of changes that normally occurat the same time and in about the same magnitude everyyear—such as price movements resulting from changing

climatic conditions, production cycles, model change-overs, holidays, and sales.

The unadjusted data are of primary interest to con-sumers concerned about the prices they actually pay.Unadjusted data also are used extensively for escalationpurposes. Many collective bargaining contract agree-ments and pension plans, for example, tie compensationchanges to the Consumer Price Index unadjusted forseasonal variation.

Seasonal factors used in computing the seasonally ad-justed indexes are derived by the X-l 1 Seasonal Adjust-ment Method. The updated seasonal data at the end of1977 replaced data from 1967 through 1977. Subsequentannual updates have replaced 5 years of seasonal data,e.g., data from 1981 through 1985 were replaced at theend of 1985. The seasonal movement of all items and 44other aggregations is derived by combining the seasonalmovement of 51 selected components. Each year theseasonal status of every series is reevaluated based uponcertain statistical criteria. If any of the 51 componentschange their seasonal adjustment status from seasonallyadjusted to not seasonally adjusted, not seasonally ad-justed data will be used for the last 5 years, but theseasonally adjusted indexes will be used before thatperiod. If any of the 51 components change their statusfrom not seasonally adjusted to seasonally adjusted,seasonally adjusted data will be used for the last 5 years,but not seasonally adjusted indexes will be used beforethat period.

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Bureau of Labor StatisticsRegional Offices

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Region IJohn F. Kennedy Federal BuildingSuite 1603Boston, Mass. 02203Phone: (617)565-2327

Region IISuite 34001515 BroadwayNew York. NY 10036Phone: (212) 944-3121

Region III3535 Market StreetP.O. Box 13309Philadelphia. Pa. 19101Phone: (215) 596-1154

Region IV1371 Peachtree Street; N EAtlanta, Ga. 30367Phone: (404) 347-4418

Region V9th FloorFederal Office Building230 S Dearborn StreetChicago. Ill 60604Phone (312) 353-1880

Region VIFederal Building525 Griffin St., Rm. 221Dallas. Tex 75202Phone (214) 767-6971

Regions VII and VIII911 Walnut StreetKansas City. Mo 64106Phone: (816) 374-2481

Regions IX and X450 Golden Gate AvenueBox 36017San Francisco. Calif 94102Phone (415) 556-4678
