Federal Statistical Agencies -- budgets since FY03

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M	N	O	P	Q	R	S
1	Agencies (budgets in $ Millions)*	FY03	FY04	FY05	FY06	FY07	FY08	FY09	FY10	FY11	FY12	FY13	FY14	FY15	FY16	FY17	FY18	FY19	FY20

2	Bureau of Economic Analysis	66	68	73	75	80	78	87	93	93.2	92.2	89.8	95.4	96.3	105.1	103.8	99	101	108
3	Bureau of Justice Statistics	32	32	47	50	47	41	51	60	60	41.3	41.3	45	41	41	45.5	48	43	43
4	Bureau of Labor Statistics	492	518	529	537	548	544	597	611	610	609	577.2	592.2	592.2	609	609	612	615	628
5	Bureau of Transportation Statistics	30	30	26	27	28	27	27	27	27	25.2	26	26	26	26	26	26	26	26
6	U.S. Census Bureau	571	629	765	822	913	1467	4169	7225	1152	942.4	841.7	945	1088	1370	1457	2814	3821.4	7558
7	Energy Information Administration	80	81	84	85	91	95	111	111	96	105	99.5	117	117	122	122	125	125	126.8
8	Economic Research Service	69	71	74	75	75	77	80	82	81.8	77.7	71.4	78.1	85.4	85.4	86.8	86.8	86.8	84.8
9	National Agricultural Statistics Service	138	128	128	139	147	162	152	162	156.4	158.6	166	161.2	172.4	168.4	171.2	191.7	174.5	180.3
10	National Center for Education Statistics	184	187	180	178	178	202	246	247	247	247	226	235	232.1	261	258.5	258.5	260.5	263.5
11	National Center for Health Statistics	126	90	109	109	107	114	125	139	138.7	138.7	138.7	140	155.4	160.4	160.4	160.4	160.4	160.4
12	Nat'l Center for Science & Engineering Statistics, NSF	31	31	31	33	36	36	39	41	42	43.3	41.6	47.1	58.3	$58.34	59.7	62.4	64	65
13	Office of Research, Evaluation, & Statistics, SSA			17	16	15	26	27	28	29	29	27.5	26.9	29	25.9	24	27	35.4	38.8
14	Statistics of Income Division, IRS	32	36	38	38	38	36	42	43.1	39.1	38.7	34.9	37.1	36.8	37.8	34.3	33.7	35.9	34.7
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16	Footnotes
17	The increases from FY14 to FY15 for ERS and NASS are not real. The ERS and NASS budgets were restructured to have overhead costs reflected in its budget of, for ERS, $7.7 million starting in FY15. For NASS, it was $9.2M.
18	NCHS had a different budget structure pre-FY05 and so FY05 values are not directly comparable with FY03 and FY04 levels.
19	NCHS went through restructuring between FY14 and FY15 so that the jump of $15.4 million isn’t real. CDC had been covering overhead (e.g., rent) prior to FY15 but moved that and other expenses over in FY15.
20	ORES went through a budget restructuring such that FY08 and late budget levels aren't easily compared with earlier years.
21	ORES also went through a budget restructuring in FY19 when the Office of Retirement Policy (ORP) was merged into ORES. The FY18 ORP budget was $2.253M.
22	SOI went budget restructuring in FY12 so that the pre-FY12 levels aren’t comparable with FY12 and later.
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24	*This table maintained by American Statistical Association Director of Science Policy Steve Pierson: pierson [at] amstat [dot] org
25	For information on ASA support of the federal statistical agencies, follow this link
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