Consu/Stats I and Consu/Stats 1989 CD-ROM Details
You don't know America until you know about the American Consumer. How well does he live? What is her occupation? How much money does he make? How much money does she save? What is his cash contributions? What is her education? What kind of vehicle does he drive and what did he pay for it? How does she travel? How many children do they have and what are their ages? And much, much more!
Valuable economic data at your fingertips. See the selected data on your screen or printer. Or automatically translate it to Visicalc/DIF, ASCII-Delimited, or Fixed Column (Consu/Stats 1989 only) files to analyze in your own programs: 1-2-3, dBase, Paradox ... virtually all spreadsheet, database, statistical and graphics packages.
Consu/Stats I contains the 1984, first quarter 1985 Consumer Expenditure Survey data. Consu/Stats 1989 contains the very latest available, 1989 and first quarter 1990 Consumer Expenditure Survey data.
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Expenditure Survey consists of: 1) a Quarterly Interview panel survey in which each of about 5,100 consumer units distributed over 100 geographical areas is interviewed every three months over a 15-month period, and 2) a Diary or record keeping survey completed by about 12,000 consumer units for two consecutive weeks. 20% of the sample population is replaced each quarter.
Household income and socioeconomic characteristics are collected in each survey. Interview data include average annual expenditures for housing (& appliances), apparel and services, health care, transportation (vehicle purchases/disposals & trips/vacations), reading, education, food, alcoholic beverages, tobacco, cash contributions, and personal insurance/pensions. Diary data include average weekly expenditures on items such as food, alcoholic beverages, tobacco, personal care products and services, non-prescription drugs, and housekeeping supplies.
A powerful program called QuAcc (Quick Access), written by Hopkins Technology, accompanies these huge databases and allows selective searching and extraction of any data. Summary data is also included on the CD-ROM, along with complete BLS documentation (for Consu/Stats 1989).
As a Bonus, Consu/Stats 1989 also contains international statistical data from the Board of Governors, Federal Reserve Bank. It contains data on: International stock price indices, bond yields, interest rates, exchange rates, interbank rates, discounts, and premiums. Some tables are daily, some weekly, some monthly, and some annual.
Consu/Stats I and Consu/Stats 1989 are delivered on CD-ROMs. They require: IBM PC or compatible, a CD-ROM drive, MS-DOS 3.1, 3.3+ and MS-DOS CD-ROM Extensions, and 256K RAM available. A hard drive is not required, but is recommended. List Price Consu/Stats I $65.00, List Price Consu/Stats 1989 $199.00. Both for $235.00. Shipping within North America: $5. Elsewhere: $20.
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