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\docType{data}
\name{dallasTrimPCEcomponents}
\alias{dallasTrimPCEcomponents}
\title{Dallas Fed Trimmed-Mean PCE component dictionary}
\format{
A tibble with 177 rows and 5 variables:
\describe{
\item{dallas_idx}{Integer. Ordinal position in the Dallas Fed tech-notes list.}
\item{name}{Character. Component name as published by the Dallas Fed.}
\item{series_code}{Character. BEA NIPA series code in Table 2.4.4U.}
\item{line_no}{Integer. Line number in BEA Table 2.4.4U.}
\item{bea_label}{Character. Label BEA publishes alongside \code{series_code}.}
}
}
\source{
Dolmas, J. (2009, updated 2022-12-23). "PCE Inflation: Technical
Note." Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. BEA NIPA Table 2.4.4U.
}
\usage{
dallasTrimPCEcomponents
}
\description{
A tibble mapping each of the 177 components used in the Federal Reserve
Bank of Dallas's trimmed-mean PCE inflation rate to its corresponding
series in BEA NIPA Table 2.4.4U (Fisher price index for personal
consumption expenditures by type of product, monthly).
}
\details{
Components are organized as durables (1-41), nondurables (42-91),
services (92-177), and one NPISH aggregate (178). The 2009 tech notes
(Dolmas, "Trimmed Mean PCE Inflation," updated 2022-12-23) list 178
components; BEA combined two of them - Tenant-Occupied Stationary
Homes and Tenant Landlord Durables - into a single line of Table
2.4.4U (\code{IA000629}) when the disaggregated series stopped in December
2001. The mapping reflects that combination, yielding 177 rows;
\code{dallas_idx} runs 1..178 with 94 omitted (93 holds the merged item).
}
\examples{
data(dallasTrimPCEcomponents)
head(dallasTrimPCEcomponents)

}
\references{
Atkinson, T., Dolmas, J., & Zarutskie, R. (2026). "Skewness warrants
caution as Trimmed Mean PCE inflation eases." Federal Reserve Bank of
Dallas, April 16, 2026.
}
\keyword{datasets}
