2001 OASDI Trustees Report
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3. Estimates in Dollars

This section presents long-range projections in dollars of the operations of the combined OASI and DI Trust Funds and in some cases the HI Trust Fund. It provides the means to track the progress of the funds during the projection period. Meaningful comparison of current dollar values over long periods of time can be difficult because of the tendency toward inflation. Some means of removing inflation is thus generally desirable. Several economic series, or indices, are provided to allow current dollars to be adjusted for changes in prices, wages, and certain other aspects of economic growth during the projection period.

The selection of a particular index for adjustment of current dollars depends upon the analyst's decision as to which index provides the most useful standard for adjusting dollar amounts, over time, to create values that are appropriately comparable. Table VI.E7 presents five such indices for adjustment. Adjustment of any series of values is accomplished by dividing the value for each year by the corresponding index values for the year. This adjustment removes the inflation in the index from the series of values.

One of the most common forms of standardization is based on some measure of change in the prices of consumer goods. One such price index is the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W, hereafter referred to as CPI) which is published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor. This is the index used to determine annual increases in OASDI monthly benefits payable after the year of initial eligibility. The CPI is assumed to increase ultimately at annual rates of 2.3, 3.3, and 4.3 percent for the low cost, intermediate, and high cost sets of assumptions (alternatives I, II, and III, respectively). Constant-dollar values (those adjusted by dividing by the CPI) indicate the relative purchasing power of the values over time. Constant-dollar values are provided in table VI.E8.

Another type of standardization combines the effects of price inflation and real-wage growth. The wage index presented here is the SSA average wage index, as defined in section 215(i)(1)(G) of the Social Security Act. This index is used to make annual adjustments to many earnings-related quantities embodied in the Social Security Act, such as the contribution and benefit base. The average annual wage is assumed to increase ultimately by 3.8, 4.3, and 4.8 percent under the low cost, intermediate, and high cost alternatives (I, II, and III), respectively. Wage-indexed values indicate the level of a series relative to the standard-of-living of workers over time.

The taxable payroll index adjusts for the effects of changes in the number of workers and changes in the proportion of earnings that are taxable, as well as for the effects of price inflation and real-wage growth. The OASDI taxable payroll consists of all earnings subject to OASDI taxation, adjusted for the lower effective tax rate on multiple-employer excess wages, and including deemed wage credits for military service. Values adjusted by dividing by the taxable payroll indicate the percentage of payroll that each value represents, and thus the extent to which the series of values increases or decreases as a percent of payroll over time.

The GDP index adjusts for the growth in the aggregate amount of goods and services produced in the United States. Values adjusted by GDP (see appendix VI.E.2) indicate their relative share of the total output of the economy. No explicit assumptions are made about growth in taxable payroll or GDP. These series are computed reflecting the other more basic demographic and economic assumptions, as discussed in sections V.A and V.B, respectively.

Discounting at the rate of interest is another way of adjusting current dollars. The series of interest-rate factors included here is based on the average of the assumed annual interest rates for special public-debt obligations issuable to the trust funds for each year. This series is slightly different from the interest rates used to create summarized values elsewhere in this report, where the actual yield on currently-held trust fund assets is used for each year. Ultimate nominal interest rates, which, in practice, are compounded semiannually, are assumed to be approximately 6.0, 6.3, and 6.5 percent for the low cost, intermediate, and high cost alternatives (I, II, and III), respectively.

Table VI.E7.- Selected Economic Variables, Calendar Years 2000-75 
[GDP and taxable payroll in billions]
Calendar year
Adjusted
CPI1
SSA average
wage index2
Taxable
payroll3
Gross
domestic
product
Compound
interest-rate
factor4
Intermediate:
2000
97.12
$32,104.67
$3,966
$9,982
0.9404
2001
100.00
33,680.35
4,181
10,528
1.0000
2002
102.88
35,277.03
4,414
11,104
1.0609
2003
105.92
36,781.09
4,634
11,669
1.1256
2004
109.20
38,372.33
4,866
12,270
1.1960
2005
112.71
40,044.65
5,109
12,920
1.2711
2006
116.39
41,799.45
5,367
13,610
1.3518
2007
120.24
43,575.71
5,630
14,313
1.4376
2008
124.21
45,416.27
5,908
15,054
1.5287
2009
128.29
47,350.68
6,201
15,832
1.6258
2010
132.55
49,366.08
6,504
16,646
1.7290





2015
155.89
60,932.66
8,263
21,302
2.3519
2020
183.38
75,209.33
10,378
26,989
3.1994
2025
215.70
92,831.05
12,978
34,068
4.3522
2030
253.71
114,581.58
16,251
43,076
5.9203
2035
298.45
141,428.31
20,426
54,670
8.0535
2040
351.01
174,565.28
25,680
69,402
10.9553
2045
412.88
215,466.33
32,202
87,872
14.9027
2050
485.68
265,950.59
40,259
110,931
20.2723
2055
571.25
328,263.43
50,251
139,814
27.5767
2060
671.94
405,176.31
62,702
176,159
37.5131
2065
790.40
500,110.06
78,250
221,981
51.0296
2070
929.73
617,287.00
97,619
279,622
69.4163
2075
1,093.56
761,918.78
121,686
351,946
94.4281
Low Cost:
2000
97.12
32,193.94
3,968
9,983
.9404
2001
100.00
33,758.97
4,204
10,573
1.0000
2002
102.65
35,383.30
4,453
11,173
1.0623
2003
105.06
36,787.92
4,675
11,725
1.1248
2004
107.48
38,246.59
4,910
12,304
1.1915
2005
109.95
39,741.55
5,148
12,917
1.2625
2006
112.48
41,303.97
5,402
13,565
1.3378
2007
115.07
42,878.54
5,657
14,222
1.4176
2008
117.71
44,472.96
5,922
14,896
1.5025
2009
120.41
46,154.75
6,198
15,597
1.5939
2010
123.17
47,901.25
6,483
16,327
1.6909





2015
138.01
57,720.97
8,094
20,445
2.2725
2020
154.63
69,553.72
9,981
25,317
3.0540
2025
173.26
83,812.18
12,262
31,252
4.1043
2030
194.13
100,993.62
15,117
38,722
5.5159
2035
217.54
121,697.23
18,755
48,284
7.4129
2040
243.70
146,645.07
23,338
60,376
9.9623
2045
273.03
176,707.19
29,033
75,477
13.3885
2050
305.92
212,932.03
36,063
94,206
17.9930
2055
342.78
256,582.93
44,782
117,550
24.1811
2060
384.07
309,182.23
55,670
146,834
32.4974
2065
430.30
372,564.35
69,298
183,657
43.6738
2070
482.12
448,939.75
86,274
229,746
58.6939
2075
540.14
540,972.05
107,312
287,147
78.8797
High Cost:
2000
96.96
$32,074.32
$3,960
$9,971
0.9404
2001
100.00
33,075.64
4,089
10,300
1.0000
2002
103.44
34,268.35
4,237
10,689
1.0604
2003
108.67
36,541.14
4,531
11,511
1.1506
2004
115.33
38,138.27
4,714
12,082
1.2387
2005
120.44
40,100.04
4,946
12,748
1.3232
2006
125.03
42,440.05
5,285
13,647
1.4179
2007
130.14
44,574.76
5,599
14,472
1.5137
2008
135.71
46,686.87
5,917
15,310
1.6137
2009
141.56
48,896.61
6,239
16,190
1.7203
2010
147.65
51,265.10
6,579
17,136
1.8339





2015
182.20
64,807.94
8,524
22,468
2.5251
2020
224.91
81,928.43
10,921
29,169
3.4768
2025
277.61
103,571.68
13,922
37,707
4.7872
2030
342.65
130,932.49
17,728
48,712
6.5914
2035
422.96
165,521.29
22,589
62,971
9.0757
2040
522.04
209,247.49
28,705
81,177
12.4963
2045
644.37
264,524.97
36,275
104,077
17.2061
2050
795.35
334,405.25
45,619
132,798
23.6909
2055
981.75
422,746.00
57,173
168,866
32.6199
2060
1,211.77
534,423.96
71,505
214,277
44.9142
2065
1,495.64
675,604.18
89,296
271,491
61.8420
2070
1,846.10
854,080.38
111,385
343,574
85.1500
2075
2,278.65
1,079,705.11
138,809
434,372
117.2425

1 The CPI used to adjust OASDI benefits is the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI), as defined by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor. The values shown are adjusted by dividing the calendar-year annual average CPI by the analogous value for 2001, and multiplying the result by 100, thereby initializing the CPI at 100 for 2001.

2 The "SSA average wage index" is defined in section 215(i)(1)(G) of the Social Security Act; it is used in the calculations of initial benefits and the automatic adjustment of the contribution and benefit base and other wage-indexed program amounts.

3 Taxable payroll consists of total earnings subject to OASDI contribution rates, adjusted to include deemed wages based on military service and to reflect the lower effective contribution rates (compared to the combined employee-employer rate) which apply to multiple-employer "excess wages."

4 The compound interest-rate factor is based on the average of the assumed annual interest rates for special public-debt obligations issuable to the trust funds in the 12 months of the year, under each alternative.

Table VI.E8 shows estimated operations of the combined OASI and DI Trust Funds in constant 2001 dollars (i.e., adjusted by the CPI indexing series as discussed above). Items included in the table are: income excluding interest, interest income, total income, total outgo, and assets at the end of the year. Income excluding interest consists of payroll-tax contributions, income from taxation of benefits, and miscellaneous reimbursements from the general fund of the Treasury. Outgo consists of benefit payments, administrative expenses, net transfers from the OASI and DI Trust Funds to the Railroad Retirement program under the financial-interchange provisions, and payments for vocational rehabilitation services for disabled beneficiaries. These estimates are based on the low cost, intermediate, and high cost sets of assumptions (alternatives I, II, and III).

Table VI.E8.- Operations of the Combined OASI and DI Trust Funds,
in Constant 2001 Dollars1, Calendar Years 2001-75 
[In billions]
Calendar year
Incom
excluding
interest
Interest
income
Total
income
Outgo
Assets at
end of year
Intermediate:
2001
$531.6
$72.7
$604.3
$438.9
$1,214.9
2002
544.4
79.8
624.3
447.1
1,358.1
2003
555.4
87.6
643.0
456.5
1,505.2
2004
565.7
95.7
661.4
467.1
1,654.4
2005
576.7
104.5
681.1
478.7
1,805.6
2006
586.1
113.4
699.5
490.9
1,956.8
2007
596.6
122.5
719.1
504.6
2,108.9
2008
605.9
131.7
737.6
520.0
2,259.2
2009
616.4
140.7
757.1
537.7
2,406.4
2010
626.7
149.5
776.1
556.6
2,549.0





2015
679.2
189.3
868.5
678.4
3,134.8
2020
728.6
204.1
932.7
827.9
3,328.6
2025
780.2
187.9
968.1
974.6
3,009.0
2030
835.6
139.9
975.5
1,106.5
2,170.4
20352
896.4
63.2
959.6
1,214.2
870.8
Low Cost:
2001
534.2
73.0
607.3
437.7
1,219.0
2002
550.3
81.0
631.3
445.7
1,373.0
2003
564.7
89.4
654.1
455.3
1,540.1
2004
579.5
98.2
677.7
464.8
1,718.3
2005
595.0
108.1
703.1
475.5
1,907.3
2006
609.7
118.6
728.2
486.9
2,105.8
2007
625.3
129.6
755.0
499.5
2,313.9
2008
639.8
141.4
781.2
513.7
2,529.4
2009
655.1
153.9
809.0
530.5
2,751.0
2010
670.4
166.9
837.3
548.5
2,977.9





2015
748.9
235.0
983.9
674.4
4,119.7
2020
826.9
293.4
1,120.3
838.7
5,090.8
2025
911.9
335.5
1,247.4
1,002.9
5,783.7
2030
1,007.7
363.3
1,371.0
1,156.0
6,236.1
2035
1,118.4
383.6
1,501.9
1,286.8
6,576.4
2040
1,242.6
408.1
1,650.6
1,392.8
7,009.8
2045
1,379.9
444.7
1,824.6
1,509.2
7,655.7
2050
1,530.6
493.5
2,024.1
1,651.9
8,506.6
2055
1,698.1
551.9
2,249.9
1,829.3
9,515.3
2060
1,885.8
617.8
2,503.6
2,029.5
10,653.2
2065
2,096.3
694.1
2,790.4
2,244.4
11,976.8
2070
2,330.1
784.8
3,114.9
2,481.2
13,550.2
2075
2,588.0
891.4
3,479.4
2,751.2
15,397.9
High Cost:
2001
520.6
71.8
592.4
440.5
1,201.4
2002
520.1
76.3
596.3
449.2
1,307.9
2003
529.8
85.2
615.0
454.2
1,406.3
2004
520.4
93.9
614.2
462.1
1,476.8
2005
523.1
98.8
621.9
482.8
1,553.6
2006
538.6
105.0
643.6
496.7
1,643.2
2007
549.3
110.4
659.8
509.6
1,728.7
2008
556.6
115.1
671.6
523.8
1,805.7
2009
563.5
119.2
682.7
541.1
1,872.9
2010
570.6
122.7
693.3
559.0
1,929.9





2015
601.8
125.9
727.7
669.2
1,991.1
2020
628.3
101.4
729.7
796.6
1,542.6
2025 2
654.8
39.7
694.5
923.4
492.3

1 The adjustment from current to constant dollars is by the CPI indexing series shown in table VI.E7.

2 Estimates for later years are not shown because the combined OASI and DI Trust Funds are estimated to become exhausted in 2038 under the intermediate assumptions and in 2027 under the high cost assumptions.

Note: Totals do not necessarily equal the sums of rounded components.

Figure VI.E1 provides a comparison of annual outgo with total annual income (including interest) and annual income excluding interest, for the OASDI program under intermediate assumptions. All values are expressed in constant dollars, as shown in table VI.E8. The difference between the income values for each year is equal to the trust fund interest earnings. Thus the figure illustrates the fact that, under intermediate assumptions, combined OASDI expenditures will be payable from (1) current tax income alone through 2015, (2) current tax income plus amounts from the trust funds that are less than annual interest income for years 2016 through 2024, and (3) current tax income plus amounts from the trust funds that are greater than annual interest income for years 2025 through 2037, i.e., through the year preceding the year of trust fund exhaustion.

Figure VI.E1.- Estimated OASDI Income and Outgo in Constant Dollars,
Based on Alternative II
[In billions]
A comparison of annual outgo with total annual income (including interest) and annual income excluding interest, for the OASDI program under the intermediate assumptions. All values are expressed in constant dollars, as shown in table VI.E8.

Table VI.E9 shows estimated operations of the combined OASI and DI Trust Funds in current dollars-that is in dollars unadjusted for price inflation. Items included in the table are: income excluding interest, interest income, total income, total outgo, and assets at the end of the year. These estimates, based on the low cost, intermediate, and high cost sets of economic and demographic assumptions (I, II, and III), are presented to facilitate independent analysis.

Table VI.E9.- Operations of the Combined OASI and DI Trust Funds,
in Current Dollars, Calendar Years 2001-75 
[In billions]
Calendar year
Income
excluding
interest
Interest
income
Total
income
Outgo
Assets at
end of year
Intermediate:
2001
$531.6
$72.7
$604.3
$438.9
$1,214.9
2002
560.1
82.1
642.3
459.9
1,397.2
2003
588.5
92.8
681.3
483.7
1,594.8
2004
617.9
104.5
722.4
510.2
1,807.0
2005
650.0
117.7
767.7
539.6
2,035.2
2006
682.3
132.1
814.4
571.5
2,278.1
2007
717.4
147.3
864.7
606.8
2,536.1
2008
752.7
163.6
916.3
645.9
2,806.5
2009
790.9
180.5
971.5
690.0
3,087.9
2010
830.7
198.1
1,028.8
737.8
3,378.9





2015
1,059.0
295.1
1,354.1
1,057.8
4,887.9
2020
1,336.2
374.3
1,710.5
1,518.4
6,104.8
2025
1,683.2
405.3
2,088.5
2,102.6
6,491.4
2030
2,120.5
354.9
2,475.4
2,807.7
5,507.5
20351
2,675.7
188.6
2,864.3
3,624.2
2,599.1
Low Cost:
2001
534.2
73.0
607.3
437.7
1,219.0
2002
564.9
83.2
648.1
457.6
1,409.6
2003
593.4
94.0
687.4
478.4
1,618.5
2004
623.1
105.6
728.6
499.7
1,847.5
2005
654.5
118.9
773.4
523.0
2,097.8
2006
686.0
133.4
819.4
547.8
2,369.3
2007
719.8
149.2
869.0
574.9
2,663.4
2008
753.3
166.5
919.8
604.9
2,978.4
2009
789.1
185.4
974.4
639.0
3,313.8
2010
826.1
205.6
1,031.7
675.9
3,669.6
.





2015
1,033.9
324.4
1,358.4
931.1
5,688.0
2020
1,279.2
453.8
1,733.0
1,297.3
7,875.0
2025
1,580.5
581.6
2,162.0
1,738.1
10,024.2
2030
1,956.7
705.5
2,662.3
2,244.9
12,109.8
2035
2,433.2
834.5
3,267.8
2,799.6
14,308.2
2040
3,029.0
994.8
4,023.8
3,395.2
17,087.6
2045
3,768.7
1,214.6
4,983.3
4,122.0
20,909.4
2050
4,683.7
1,510.2
6,193.9
5,054.9
26,031.0
2055
5,821.9
1,892.2
7,714.1
6,271.7
32,623.9
2060
7,244.1
2,373.1
9,617.2
7,796.0
40,923.3
2065
9,022.2
2,987.4
12,009.6
9,659.8
51,547.5
2070
11,236.4
3,784.3
15,020.7
11,964.7
65,341.9
2075
13,982.6
4,816.4
18,799.0
14,864.5
83,192.7
High Cost:
2001
520.6
71.8
592.4
440.5
1,201.4
2002
538.2
78.9
617.1
464.9
1,353.6
2003
575.8
92.6
668.4
493.6
1,528.3
2004
600.4
108.3
708.7
533.1
1,703.9
2005
630.1
119.0
749.1
581.5
1,871.5
2006
673.6
131.3
804.9
621.2
2,055.2
2007
715.2
143.8
859.0
663.4
2,250.7
2008
755.5
156.2
911.7
711.1
2,451.4
2009
797.9
168.7
966.6
766.1
2,651.9
2010
842.6
181.2
1,023.8
825.6
2,850.1





2015
1,097.0
229.5
1,326.5
1,219.8
3,629.3
2020
1,413.6
228.2
1,641.8
1,792.2
3,470.6
2025 1
1,818.5
110.1
1,928.6
2,564.2
1,367.2

1 Estimates for later years are not shown because the combined OASI and DI Trust Funds are estimated to become exhausted in 2038 under the intermediate assumptions and in 2027 under the high cost assumptions.

Note: Totals do not necessarily equal the sums of rounded components.

Table VI.E10 shows, in current dollars, estimated income (excluding interest) and estimated total outgo (excluding the cost of accumulating target trust fund balances) of the combined OASI and DI Trust Funds, of the HI Trust Fund, and of the combined OASI, DI, and HI Trust Funds, based on the low cost, intermediate, and high cost sets of assumptions (alternatives I, II, and III) described earlier in this report. For OASDI, income excluding interest consists of payroll-tax contributions, proceeds from taxation of OASDI benefits, and miscellaneous transfers from the general fund of the Treasury. Outgo consists of benefit payments, administrative expenses, net transfers from the trust funds to the Railroad Retirement program, and payments for vocational rehabilitation services for disabled beneficiaries. For HI, income excluding interest consists of payroll-tax contributions (including contributions from railroad employment), proceeds from the taxation of OASDI benefits, and payments from the general fund of the Treasury for contributions on deemed wage credits for military service. Total outgo consists of outlays (benefits and administrative expenses) for insured beneficiaries. Income and outgo estimates are shown on a cash basis for the OASDI program and on an incurred basis for the HI program.

Table VI.E10 also shows the difference between income excluding interest and outgo, which is called the balance. The balance indicates the size of the net cash flow from tax income and expenditures to the funds.

Table VI.E10.- OASDI and HI Annual Income Excluding Interest, Outgo, and
Balance in Current Dollars, Calendar Years 2001-75 
[In billions]
Calendar
year
OASDI

HI

Combined
Income
excluding
interest
Outgo
Balance
Income
excluding
interest
Outgo
Balance
Income
excluding
interest
Outgo
Balance
Intermediate:
2001
$532
$439
$93

$160
$142
$18

$691
$581
$110
2002
560
460
100

169
148
21

729
608
121
2003
589
484
105

178
152
26

766
635
131
2004
618
510
108

187
161
26

805
671
134
2005
650
540
110

197
170
27

847
710
137
2006
682
571
111

207
180
27

890
752
138
2007
717
607
111

218
191
27

936
798
138
2008
753
646
107

230
203
27

983
849
133
2009
791
690
101

242
217
26

1,033
907
126
2010
831
738
93

255
231
24

1,086
969
117











2015
1,059
1,058
1

326
325
1

1,385
1,383
2
2020
1,336
1,518
-182

411
467
-56

1,748
1,986
-238
2025
1,683
2,103
-419

522
682
-159

2,206
2,784
-579
2030
2,120
2,808
-687

663
1,001
-338

2,783
3,809
-1,025
2035
2,676
3,624
-948

841
1,438
-597

3,517
5,063
-1,546
2040
3,370
4,549
-1,178

1,063
2,007
-945

4,433
6,556
-2,123
2045
4,232
5,691
-1,459

1,337
2,731
-1,394

5,569
8,422
-2,853
2050
5,300
7,161
-1,860

1,679
3,657
-1,978

6,980
10,818
-3,838
2055
6,631
9,094
-2,463

2,108
4,880
-2,772

8,739
13,974
-5,235
2060
8,295
11,576
-3,281

2,646
6,576
-3,930

10,940
18,151
-7,211
2065
10,374
14,705
-4,331

3,319
8,938
-5,619

13,693
23,643
-9,950
2070
12,966
18,639
-5,673

4,159
12,172
-8,012

17,125
30,811
-13,685
2075
16,190
23,592
-7,402

5,206
16,499
-11,293

21,396
40,091
-18,694
Low Cost:
2001
534
438
97

160
139
22

694
576
118
2002
565
458
107

170
142
28

735
600
135
2003
593
478
115

179
143
36

772
621
151
2004
623
500
123

188
148
39

811
648
163
2005
654
523
131

197
154
44

852
677
175
2006
686
548
138

207
159
48

893
707
186
2007
720
575
145

217
165
52

937
740
197
2008
753
605
148

228
172
56

981
777
204
2009
789
639
150

239
180
60

1,028
819
210
2010
826
676
150

251
187
64

1,077
863
214











2015
1,034
931
103

314
236
78

1,348
1,167
181
2020
1,279
1,297
-18

389
303
86

1,668
1,600
68
2025
1,580
1,738
-158

483
395
88

2,064
2,133
-69
2030
1,957
2,245
-288

602
521
81

2,559
2,765
-207
2035
2,433
2,800
-366

751
687
64

3,184
3,487
-303
2040
3,029
3,395
-366

936
903
33

3,965
4,298
-333
2045
3,769
4,122
-353

1,166
1,182
-17

4,934
5,304
-370
2050
4,684
5,055
-371

1,451
1,558
-108

6,134
6,613
-479
2055
5,822
6,272
-450

1,806
2,069
-262

7,628
8,341
-712
2060
7,244
7,796
-552

2,252
2,777
-525

9,496
10,573
-1,077
2065
9,022
9,660
-638

2,808
3,765
-957

11,830
13,424
-1,594
2070
11,236
11,965
-728

3,500
5,116
-1,616

14,737
17,081
-2,344
2075
13,983
14,865
-882

4,360
6,919
-2,559

18,342
21,784
-3,441
High Cost:
2001
$521
$440
$80

$156
$145
$11

$677
$585
$91
2002
538
465
73

162
152
10

700
617
83
2003
576
494
82

175
161
14

751
654
96
2004
600
533
67

183
173
10

783
707
77
2005
630
582
49

193
187
6

823
769
54
2006
674
621
52

207
205
2

881
826
55
2007
715
663
52

220
224
-4

935
887
48
2008
756
711
44

233
244
-11

989
955
33
2009
798
766
32

247
266
-20

1,045
1,032
12
2010
843
826
17

261
291
-29

1,104
1,116
-12











2015
1,097
1,220
-123

341
458
-117

1,438
1,678
-239
2020
1,414
1,792
-379

441
738
-297

1,855
2,530
-676
2025
1,818
2,564
-746

573
1,208
-635

2,391
3,772
-1,381
2030
2,335
3,546
-1,212

742
1,976
-1,234

3,077
5,523
-2,446
2035
2,993
4,751
-1,757

959
3,090
-2,131

3,952
7,840
-3,888
2040
3,819
6,191
-2,371

1,230
4,581
-3,350

5,050
10,772
-5,722
2045
4,844
8,017
-3,173

1,568
6,473
-4,906

6,411
14,490
-8,078
2050
6,116
10,395
-4,279

1,989
8,797
-6,808

8,105
19,192
-11,087
2055
7,700
13,558
-5,858

2,518
11,788
-9,269

10,219
25,346
-15,127
2060
9,680
17,705
-8,025

3,185
15,920
-12,735

12,865
33,625
-20,759
2065
12,151
23,081
-10,930

4,022
21,653
-17,631

16,173
44,734
-28,561
2070
15,232
29,987
-14,755

5,069
29,481
-24,412

20,301
59,468
-39,167
2075
19,069
38,772
-19,704

6,378
39,947
-33,568

25,447
78,719
-53,272

Note: Totals do not necessarily equal the sums of rounded components.


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