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313,031,202 U.S. population right now info sources and method current U.S. population is estimated by our algorithm using advanced statistical analysis based on the latest U.S. census data and projections elaborated from the following sources: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census Population Projections - U.S. Census Bureau Our estimate is independently derived and can differ from the Census Bureau's population clock.
322,696 births this year info 'this year' (here, and anywhere else on this page) means from January 1 (00:00) up to now
219,433 deaths this year
60,254 immigrants this year info 'immigrants' refers to the net international migration and includes the international migration of both U.S. native and foreign-born populations.
163,517 population growth this year
$ 1,244,170,471,782 G.D.P. this year info G.D.P. = Gross Domestic Product (market value of all final goods and services produced within the U.S.) the figure shown above is not the yearly G.D.P. but the current estimated G.D.P. value so far this year (from January 1 up to this moment) based on G.D.P. data and projections releases by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (U.S. Dept of Commerce)
$ 183,750,738,344 ... U.S. Fed Govt revenue this year
U.S. Federal Government revenue is comprised by:
  • individual income taxes (44% of total)
  • social insurance (payroll) taxes (37% of total)
  • corporate income taxes (11% of total)
  • other (8%)

The Federal Government's fiscal year begins on October 1. Therefore the Government budget amounts refer to the period from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30 of each year. Our estimates above are based instead on the period from Jan 1 up to now.
Data elaboration from the following sources: Monthly Budget Review - Congressional Budget Office Budget of the United States Government, Fiscal Year 2012 - White House, Office of Management and Budget Budget Documents
$ 311,385,966,286 U.S. Fed Govt spending this year info 'spending' is technically referred as 'outlays'
$ -127,635,227,942 U.S. Fed Govt deficit this year info commonly referred as the 'budget deficit,' this is the difference between revenue and expenses incurred in the course of the year by the U.S. Federal Govt

it is shown above with a negative sign in front of it only in order to provide an immediate sense that this is a deficit (strictly speaking a negative deficit would indicate a surplus, but this is not the case here)


$ 15,289,435,732,028 U.S. Fed Govt Debt info the current outstanding US national debt shown above is formed by the accumulation of budget deficits year after year. If there is a surplus in the yearly Fed. Govt. budget, this can be used to lower the debt.
$ 32,238,602,102 interest expense on Debt this year info this is around 10% of the total Fed. Govt. expenses for the year
$ 80 pay of an average employee today
$ 27,461 pay of a s&p500 CEO today
$ 13,504,405,974,475 mortgage debt outstanding info data elaboration from the mortgage debt outstanding figures released by the U.S. Federal Reserve
3,308 foreclosures today info data elaboration from research and forecasts provided by the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA)
$ 2,469,698,133,518 consumer debt outstanding info this amount is comprised mostly of student loans and credit card debt; it also includes auto loans and home equity lines of credit
$ 51,030 personal debt per citizen info 'personal debt' = mortgage + consumer debt
623,306 people with net worth of $5 miln + info data elaboration from the I.R.S. SOI Tax Stats - All Top Wealthholders by Size of Net Worth and U.S. Census Bureau
656,758 homeless people in the U.S. info elaboration of data provided by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Homelessness Resource Exchange
5,498 marriages today info elaboration of data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau
2,836 divorces today info elaboration of data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau
123,903 lawsuits filed today
1,291 homicides this year info rates per 100,000 people are decreasing steadily since 1991, and are now back at the levels of the mid 1960's after being at twice the current rate in the 70's and 80's. Current estimates are based on CDC data
2,175,911 people in prison or jail right now info prison = convicted of a crime jail = awaiting trial or sentenced for a short time
Source of data: U.S. Bureau of Justice statistics
51,581,234 gallons of milk drank today info
1 gallon = 3.785 liters estimates based on data from the National Agricultural Statistics Service - United States Department of Agriculture
206,780,737 cans of coca-cola drank today info can size is 12 U.S. fl oz or 355 ml 1 gallon = 128 oz Estimates based on data provided by The Coca Cola Company
$ 103,580,285 spending on food purchased and then tossed today info
34 million tons of food is wasted each year food waste now represents the single largest component of municipal solid waste reaching landfills and incinerators (source: EPA info on food waste) Estimates based on data from U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture
$ 33,121,382 cosmetic surgery spending today info based on market reports by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
851 new patents filed today info this shows the current estimate of total patents (both of U.S. and foreign origin) filed in the U.S. this year that will be eventually granted. It is based on reports by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
281,696,517 guns owned by Americans info estimate based on data provided by the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and other sources
41 American vs German worker: additional hours worked this year info According to the International Labor Organization (a U.N. agency), Americans are now working:
  • 40+ hours (1 week) more per year compared to the 1990's
  • 140+ hours (almost 1 month) more per year than a Japanese worker
  • 260+ hours (1.5 months) more per year than a British worker
  • 500+ hours (more than 3 months) more per year than a German worker

248,859,806 internet users in the U.S. info
362,739,904 google searches today in the U.S. info Based on data provided by comScore
5,864,763,571 text messages (SMS) sent today info estimates based on data provided in the Wireless Industry Survey Results and Wireless in America reports by CTIA
156,800,255 facebook users in the U.S. info current estimates based on data provided by InsideFacebook and Socialbakers
210,384,243 books sold this year info based on statistics provided by BISG (Book Industry Study Group)
83,907,881 movie tickets sold this year info based on box office data. Tickets sold have been declining in the last 3 years, after peaking in 2002
25,184,988 music albums sold this year info current estimates from data provided by Billboard
22,401,285 videogames sold this year info number of titles sold, based on video games market research by NPD Group
121,818,959 books checked out from public libraries this year in the U.S. info based on Public Library Data Service and other sources
91,911,218 obese people in the U.S. right now info 'obese' = with BMI (body mass index) of 30 or more (e.g.: a 5'9' high person weighing more than 203 lbs) current estimates based on obesity statistics by the Centers for Disease Control
$ 166,518,507 weight-loss spending today info sources (among others): RTI International Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality - US Dept of Health and Human Services CDC
54,874,370 Americans on mental illness drugs info based on prescription-drug pharmacy claims reported by Medco Health Solutions Inc
37,156,804 Americans taking antidepressants info this is a subsection of the total mental illness drug category approximately 1 out of 4 adult females in the U.S. take antidepressants, compared to 1 out of 7 males taking them estimates based on pharmacy claim reports and NCHS data briefs (CDC)
3,098 suicides this year info this is the 10th leading cause of death in the U.S. current estimates derived from data by CDC FastStats and National Institute of Mental Health fact sheet
4,131 deaths caused by prescription drugs this year in the U.S. info this is more than cocaine and heroin combined it is mostly due to painkillers the rate has almost tripled in the last 10 years
99,132 abortions in the U.S. this year info miscarriages and stillbirths are not counted here almost 1 out of 4 pregnancies end with an induced abortion in the U.S.
2,582 deaths in traffic accidents this year info estimate based on national statistics by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, U.S. Dept of Transportation Crash Stats and other sources
1,443,862,383 energy consumed in the U.S. this year (boe) of which: info 'BOE' (barrel of oil equivalent) = unit of energy based on the approximate energy released by burning 1 barrel (42 US gallons or 159 liters) of crude oil 1 boe = 5.55 MMBtu = 5,551,365 Btu end-use sector share of total consumption:
  • 31% industrial
  • 28% transportation
  • 23% residential
  • 18% commercial
based on energy statistics supplied by U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
530,416,392 - oil consumed (barrels) info 'oil' = petroleum 71% of the total shown above is used in the transportation sector. 94% of energy requirements of the transportation sector are provided by oil Based on energy statistics supplied by U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
363,314,176 - natural gas info amount shown in 'BOE' (barrel of oil equivalent)
306,968,906 - coal info in BOE
124,472,809 - nuclear power info in BOE
118,690,100 - renewable energy info in BOE
total renewable energy consumed is comprised of:
  • hydroelectric power (31% of total)
  • wood (25%)
  • biofuels (23%)
  • wind (11%)
  • waste (6%)
  • geothermal (3%)
  • solar/PV (1%)
Based on energy statistics supplied by U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
1,106,722,710 energy produced in the U.S. this year (boe), of which: info around 10% of U.S. produced energy is exported
172,071,732 - oil pumped (barrels)
365,423,316 - natural gas
325,548,440 - coal
124,472,809 - nuclear power
119,206,413 - renewable energy
358,344,660 oil imported this year (barrels) info U.S. oil production only covers about 1/3 of U.S. oil consumption demands, the rest is imported from:
  • 40% of oil imports come from OPEC countries
  • 15% of total imports come from the Persian Gulf
  • 22% of total imports come from Canada
  • 11% from Mexico
  • 9% from Saudi Arabia
  • 9% from Nigeria
  • 8% from Venezuela
  • 5% from Russia
  • 4% from Iraq

20,020,168,974 oil reserves in the U.S. info these are the proved crude oil reserves in the United States (onshore, offshore, and Alaska), defined by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) as: 'the estimated quantities that geological and engineering data demonstrate with reasonable certainty to be recoverable in future years from known reservoirs under existing economic and operating conditions' unproved reserves (1/3 of which are inferred, 2/3 are undiscovered) are estimated by EIA to be 10 times as much as proved reserves source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
3,476 days to the end of U.S. oil reserves info (10 Years, 6 Months, 8 Days, 10 Hours, 13 Minutes, ) these are the days left to the end of proved crude oil reserves in the U.S. assuming constant rate of consumption and constant import flow (currently at 2/3 of total consumption) adding unproved reserve estimates, it would take 10 times more to deplete all U.S. oil reserves at current rates how it works |faq|about us|contact us © Copyright USARightNow.com - All rights reserved

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