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The report notes a comparatively small December increase, with growth concentrated in non-auto consumer goods credit and personal loans, while automobile and home repair loans declined. It also summarizes total consumer credit outstanding at end-1969, breaking down automobiles, other consumer goods, personal loans, and home repair/modernization 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was notable about the consumer instalment credit increase in December?","Question",{"text":113,"@type":114},"The December increase in consumer instalment credit, after seasonal adjustment, was $415 million and was the smallest in any month since a prior smaller rise in January 1968.","Answer",{"name":116,"@type":111,"acceptedAnswer":117},"Which credit types drove December’s expansion and which declined?",{"text":118,"@type":114},"Expansion occurred mainly in non-automotive consumer goods credit and personal loans, while small declines were reported for automobile and home repair loans.",{"name":120,"@type":111,"acceptedAnswer":121},"How was total consumer credit outstanding at the end of 1969 distributed?",{"text":122,"@type":114},"At end-1969, total consumer credit was $122.5 billion, including $36.6 billion for automobiles, $27.6 billion for other consumer goods, $29.9 billion for personal loans, and $4.1 billion for home repair and modernization 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explosion stopped in the late fiftieswhen the birth rate began to decline.  \nAt-home young people—those under five years of age-declined by 14%from 1960 to 1970,are expected to increase by 18%between now and1980.This is projected with sharp rise in number of young women.Marriage rate which remained nearly constant during fifties and earlysixties had increased from 1.8 million marriages in 1965 to 2 millionlast year.  \nNumber of in-school young people-those 5 to 17 years of age-nownumber about 53 million-20%more than 10 years ago.However,by1980 number in this group is expected to decrease by 8%which shouldease pressures on the educational facilities at the grammar and sec-ondary school levels.  \nNumber in college or starting careers-those ages 18 to 21-is now about14 million,up 51%from 10 years ago.By 1980,there should be about19%more in this group.However,with growing proportion continuingbeyond high school each year,continued expansion of college facilitieswill be imperative.On the other hand,those entering labor force maybe expected to be fewer in number but better prepared.  \n# CONSUMER CREDIT\n\nDecember increase in consumer instalment credit,$415 million after sea-sonal adjustment,was the smallest in any month since the $399 millionincrease in January 1968.December expansion occurred in nonauto-motive consumer goods credit and personal loans,with small declinesin automobile and home repair loans.During 1969 consumer instal-ment indebtedness rose by $8.3 billion compared with 99 billion in thepreceding year.  \nConsumer instalment credit extended in December,after allowance forseasonal differences,fell below the volume of earlier 1969 months.Although the drop in automobile extensions accounted for most of thetotal contraction,personal loans also were smaller than in most othermonths of the year.Repayments,however,were maintained at thehigh levels of other recent months.  \nTotal consumer credit at end 1969 amounted to $122.5 billion of whichoutstanding,$36.6 billion was for automobiles,$27.6 billion was forother consumer goods,$29.9 billion was in personal loans,and $4.1billion in home repair and modernization loans.  \nFINANCE FACTS  \nMARCH 1970  \n# CONSUMER FINANCIAL BEHAVIOR\n\nRise in personal income index of 3.0 points to 210.1(1957-59=100)infourth quarter was smallest rise since early 1967.Personal tax indexat 274.4 was up 5.5 points from third quarter and disposable personalincome index at 201.4 was up 2.6 points.  \nDurable goods index at 220.5 in fourth quarter was up 1.5 points fromthird quarter but still below the peak reached in second quarter 1969.Nondurable goods index rose 2.5 points and stood at 176.6 while serv-ices index continued steady climb rising 4.8 points to reach 222.7 infourth quarter.  \nPersonal saving index at 201.4 in fourth quarter was below high of previ-ous quarter.Gap between credit extended index(236.2)and thecredit repaid index(234.0)narrowed to 2.2 points as credit extendeddropped off.  \nBased on 1957-59=100,the following table shows percentages forfourth quarter 1968 and third and fourth quarters 1969.  \n19681969FourthThirdFourthQuarterQuarterQuarterPersonal Income                _194.7207.1210.1Personal Taxes ___     ……   …-_244.9268.9274.4Disposable Personal Income ……   ………188.0198.8201.4Personal Saving ---   ---……--…183.6208.2201.4Durable Goods Expenditures     …  …210.5219.0220.5Nondurable Goods Expenditures   …166.4174.1176.6Expenditures on Services     …  ……204.7217.9222.7Consumer Instalment Credit Extended..231.3238.5236.2Consumer Instalment Credit Repaid…220.5234.2234.0  \n# PERSONAL INCOME\n\nPersonal income increased $2.4 billion in January to a seasonally adjustedannual rate of $773 billion.Small advance represented a continuationof the sluggish growth that has been evident since late last summer.  \nSlower growth of wage and salary payments has ","cbCailG1ha7jK2yG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailG1ha7jK2yG","pdf",1336367,"English","# CONSUMER CREDIT\n## December increase and instalment credit changes\n## Total consumer credit outstanding at end-1969\n# CONSUMER FINANCIAL BEHAVIOR\n## Personal income and saving trends\n## Durable, nondurable, and services indices\n## Credit extended vs. credit repaid\n# PERSONAL INCOME\n## January income change and wage/salary growth\n## Transfer payments and nonwage components\n# FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BUDGET\n## February budget projections for fiscal 1971\n## Spending changes across sectors\n# EMPLOYMENT\n## Unemployment, employment, and jobless rate changes\n## Workweek and state insured unemployment","[{\"question\":\"What was notable about the consumer instalment credit increase in December?\",\"answer\":\"The December increase in consumer instalment credit, after seasonal adjustment, was $415 million and was the smallest in any month since a prior smaller rise in January 1968.\"},{\"question\":\"Which credit types drove December’s expansion and which declined?\",\"answer\":\"Expansion occurred mainly in non-automotive consumer goods credit and personal loans, while small declines were reported for automobile and home repair loans.\"},{\"question\":\"How was total consumer credit outstanding at the end of 1969 distributed?\",\"answer\":\"At end-1969, total consumer credit was $122.5 billion, including $36.6 billion for automobiles, $27.6 billion for other consumer goods, $29.9 billion for personal loans, and $4.1 billion for home repair and modernization loans.\"}]","CONSUMER CREDIT - December and 1969 Overview | PDF",1789960109]