1. Go to the International Monetary Fund page https://data.imf.org/ > Data > National Accounts > Gross Domestic Product.

2. Once there: In the Country select the United States and in date select the years to get the series of figures from 1980 to the most recent.

The information you will obtain corresponds to the national income equation: Y = C + I + G + (X - M) Where: Y = Gross Domestic Product (GDP) C = Household Consumption Expenditure (Private Consumption) I = Gross Fixed Capital Formation (Gross Fixed Capital Formation or National Investment) G = Government Consumption Expenditure (Public consumption expenditure) X = Exports of Goods and Services (Exports of goods and services) M = Imports of Goods and Services (Imports of goods and services) (X - M) = Net balance of trade.

Theme: National Income. Trend, components, and relationship between current account and economic growth. I. Present a stacked column chart of real GDP and its components.

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100% ESTADOS UNIDOS: CONSUMO, AHORRO E INVERSIN EN PORCENTAJE DEL PIB Formacin Bruta de Capital Fijo (Gross Fixed Capital Formation, Nominal, Domestic Currency) Consumo del Gobierno (Government Consumption Expenditure, Nominal, Domestic Currency) Consumo de los hogares (Household Consumption Expenditure, incl. NPISHs, Nominal, Domestic Currency) 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% Porcentaje del PIB 30% 20% 10% 0% Aos 100% ESTADOS UNIDOS: CONSUMO, AHORRO E INVERSIN EN PORCENTAJE DEL PIB Formacin Bruta de Capital Fijo (Gross Fixed Capital Formation, Nominal, Domestic Currency) Consumo del Gobierno (Government Consumption Expenditure, Nominal, Domestic Currency) Consumo de los hogares (Household Consumption Expenditure, incl. NPISHs, Nominal, Domestic Currency) 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% Porcentaje del PIB 30% 20% 10% 0% Aos