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Health Nation: chicken and bottled water are in, red meat is out vs. Global GDP vs. Global GDP vs. Total Population vs. Global GDP vs. Linux

By guest on Dec 28, 2006
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Time Scale	Data Aggregation
Yearly Quarterly Monthly	Average High Low Total Count Distinct None

Year	Bottled Water	Year	Total Red Meat	Chicken	Total Population	Year	Year	Linux	Year	US GDP (Bil 2000 $)

1975	0.0	1975	125.8	26.3	210,864,000	1975	Jan 1975		1975	4,311.225
1974	0.0	1974	130.8	27.0	209,362,000	1974	Jan 1974		1974	4,319.5
1973	0.0	1973	122.1	27.1	207,621,000	1973	Jan 1973		1973	4,341.4
1971	0.0	1971	136.1	27.4	204,554,000	1971	Jan 1971		1971	3,898.65
1970	0.0	1970	131.9	27.4	202,183,000	1970	Jan 1970		1970	3,771.85
1972	0.0	1972	132.3	28.3	206,004,000	1972	Jan 1972		1972	4,104.9
1976	1.6	1976	133.4	28.6	212,303,000	1976	Jan 1976		1976	4,540.925
1977	1.8	1977	132.3	29.0	213,867,000	1977	Jan 1977		1977	4,750.55
1978	2.1	1978	127.5	30.3	215,656,000	1978	Jan 1978		1978	5,015.025
1980	2.7	1980	126.4	32.7	225,027,000	1980	Jan 1980		1980	5,161.675
1979	2.4	1979	124.4	32.9	222,903,000	1979	Jan 1979		1979	5,173.45
1981	3.0	1981	125.1	33.7	227,157,000	1981	Jan 1981		1981	5,291.7
1982	3.4	1982	119.8	33.9	229,412,000	1982	Jan 1982		1982	5,189.25
1983	3.9	1983	123.9	34.0	231,700,000	1983	Jan 1983		1983	5,423.75
1984	4.5	1984	123.6	35.3	233,816,000	1984	Jan 1984		1984	5,813.6
1985	5.1	1985	124.9	36.4	236,594,000	1985	Jan 1985		1985	6,053.75
1986	5.8	1986	122.2	36.9	238,554,000	1986	Jan 1986		1986	6,263.625
1987	6.4	1987	117.4	39.4	240,982,000	1987	Jan 1987		1987	6,475.05
1988	7.3	1988	119.5	39.6	243,530,000	1988	Jan 1988		1988	6,742.65
1989	8.1	1989	115.6	40.5	245,992,000	1989	Jan 1989		1989	6,981.4
1990	8.8	1990	112.2	42.4	248,644,000	1990	Jan 1990		1990	7,112.525
1991	8.9	1991	111.5	44.1	251,192,000	1991	Jan 1991		1991	7,100.525
1992	9.2	1992	113.4	46.4	256,549,000	1992	Jan 1992		1992	7,336.575
1993	9.9	1993	111.2	48.1	259,278,000	1993	Jan 1993		1993	7,532.65
1995	11.6	1995	113.6	48.2	263,733,000	1995	Jan 1995		1995	8,031.7
1994	10.8	1994	113.5	48.7	261,616,000	1994	Jan 1994		1994	7,835.475
1996	12.4	1996	111.0	48.8	266,218,000	1996	Jan 1996		1996	8,328.9
1997	13.4	1997	109.0	50.0	268,480,000	1997	Jan 1997		1997	8,703.5
1998	14.4	1998	113.2	50.4	271,059,000	1998	Jan 1998		1998	9,066.875
1999	15.8	1999	115.1	53.6	276,208,000	1999	Jan 1999		1999	9,470.35
2001	18.2	2001	111.4	54.0	281,475,000	2001	Jan 2001		2001	9,890.65
2000	16.7	2000	113.7	54.2	278,944,000	2000	Jan 2000		2000	9,816.95
2002	20.1	2002	114.0	56.8	285,317,000	2002	Jan 2002		2002	10,048.85
2003	21.6	2003	111.6	57.5	287,699,000	2003	Jan 2003	2.4%	2003	10,301.1
2004	23.2	2004	112.0	59.2	290,617,000	2004	Jan 2004	2.9%	2004	10,703.5
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Sources: www.ers.usda.gov, www.ers.usda.gov, EconStats (http://www.econstats.com/gd...), Census Bureau, and W3 Schools (http://www.w3schools.com/br...)

Over the past several decades bottled water and chicken consumption has gone up. Red meat isn't going anywhere or falling down somewhat. Sign of healthier times? —guest