Annual
State GDP is a measure of economic production. States compete with each other
and compete with other countries for business and investment. Our States have
higher GDPs than most countries.
The
list below shows US States by Annual GDP in 2018.
California
$2.941 trillion
Texas
$1.745 trillion
New
York $1.652 trillion
Florida
$1.052 trillion
Illinois
$874.8 billion
Pennsylvania
$799.5 billion
Ohio
$695.5 billion
New
Jersey $645.5 billion
Georgia
$595.2 billion
North
Carolina $579.7 billion
Massachusetts
$571.3 billion
Michigan
$554.7 billion
Virginia
$547.0 billion
Washington
$535.6 billion
Maryland
$421.7 billion
Indiana
$378.1 billion
Minnesota
$370.5 billion
Tennessee
$368.8 billion
Colorado
$360.9 billion
Wisconsin
$342.5 billion
Arizona
$340.3 billion
Missouri
$333.6 billion
Connecticut
$291.9
Oregon
$257.2 billion
Louisiana
$249.6 billion
South
Carolina $235.5 billion
Alabama
$226.2 billion
Kentucky
$218.2 billion
Iowa
$195.7 billion
Oklahoma
$191.3 billion
Utah
$177.5 billion
Nevada
$166.8 billion
Kansas
$166.4 billion
DC
$143.7 billion
Arkansas
$132.2 billion
Nebraska
$126.3 billion
Mississippi
$117.9 billion
New
Mexico $100.4 billion
Hawaii
$94.4 billion
New
Hampshire $88.4 billion
West
Virginia $78.9 billion
Delaware
$77.5 billion
Idaho
$74.6 billion
Maine
$66.2 billion
Rhode
Island $64 billion
South
Dakota $53.1 billion
North
Dakota $52.4 billion
Alaska
$51.9 billion
Montana
$49.6 billion
Wyoming
$39.1 billion
Vermont
$34.4 billion
The
most populous States have the highest GDP. California, Texas, New York and
Florida have the highest GDP and the highest populations. US GDP is as high as
it is, because we buy “stuff”.
The
States with lower populations have lower GDP.
Vermont, Wyoming, Montana and Alaska are low population States.
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody
GA Tea Party Leader
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