There are differences
in US GDP numbers by year found on Statista and The Balance websites.
Statista - US GDP
History from 2009 to 2018
2009 $14.48 trillion
2010 $14.96 trillion
2011 $15.52 trillion
2012 $16.16 trillion
2013 $16.69 trillion
2014 $17.43 trillion
2015 $18.12 trillion
2016 $18.62 trillion
2017 $19.39 trillion
2018 $20.41 trillion
US GDP grew from
$14.48 trillion in 2009 to $18.62 trillion in 2016. This 8 years resulted in
GDP growth of $4.14 trillion. Most of this was for federal government
mal-investment.
US GDP grew from
$18.62 trillion in 2016 to
$19.39 trillion in
2017 for a gain of $0.77 trillion.
The Balance - US
Nominal GDP by Year
US GDP grew from
$10.250 trillion in 2000 to $14,713 in 2008 and declined to $14,449 in 2009.
GDP growth from 2009 to 2017 averaged 1.6% to 2.8%. GDP growth for 2018 is
estimated at 3.4%.
US GDP growth from
2000 to 2017 came at a price. The
National Debt was $5 trillion in 2000 and rose to over $20 trillion by 2017. It
also left US Household incomes flat.
Year – USGDP - %Change
2000 $10.250 trillion,
4.1%
2001 $10.582 trillion,
1.0%
2002 $10.936 trillion,
1.7%
2003 $11.458 trillion,
2.9%
2004 $12.214 trillion,
3.8%
2005 $13.037 trillion,
3.5%
2006 $13.815 trillion,
2.9%
2007 $14.452 trillion,
1.9%
2008 $14.713 trillion,
1.8%
2009 $14.449 trillion,
-2.5%
2010 $14.992 trillion,
2.6%
2011 $15.543 trillion,
1.6%
2012 $16.197 trillion,
2.2%
2013 $16.785 trillion,
1.8%
2014 $17.522 trillion,
2.5%
2015 $18.219 trillion.
2.9%
2016 $18.707 trillion,
1.6%
2017 $19.485 trillion,
2.2%
2018 $20.412 trillion,
3.4% est.
Nominal US GDP Growth
for 2018 by quarter was:
Q1 2.8%
Q2 4.2%
Q3 3.5%
Q4 3.0% (estimate)
Average is 3.375%.
Final numbers for US
GDP in 2018 have yet to be announced.
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody
GA Tea Party Leader
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