US and 50 States GDP, Q2 2016-Q2 2017
From bea.gov
The last 6 quarters have been solid. Not China growth, but exceptional vs most of the west.
This is the GDP from Q2 2016-Q2 2017
United States GDP Q2 2017: $19,134,866,000,000
GDP By State, Q2 2017
California $2,716,655,000,000
Texas $1,677,944,000,000
New York $1,539,081,000,000
Florida $964,880,000,000
Illinois $812,431,000,000
Pennsylvania $741,620,000,000
Ohio $646,657,000,000
New Jersey $585,726,000,000
Georgia $551,714,000,000
North Carolina $538,769,000,000
Massachusetts $523,348,000,000
Michigan $511,196,000,000
Virginia $508,202,000,000
Washington $499,960,000,000
Maryland $393,205,000,000
Indiana $357,221,000,000
Minnesota $352,049,000,000
Tennessee $342,590,000,000
Colorado $338,252,000,000
Wisconsin $322,032,000,000
Arizona $318,033,000,000
Missouri $305,141,000,000
Connecticut $260,124,000,000
Louisiana $242,060,000,000
Oregon $236,102,000,000
South Carolina $217,507,000,000
Alabama $213,657,000,000
Kentucky $203,314,000,000
Oklahoma $188,846,000,000
Iowa $188,076,000,000
Utah $165,086,000,000
Nevada $151,983,000,000
Kansas $151,760,000,000
District of Columbia $130,987,000,000
Arkansas $126,622,000,000
Nebraska $118,892,000,000
Mississippi $111,700,000,000
New Mexico $97,802,000,000
Hawaii $87,388,000,000
New Hampshire $79,030,000,000
West Virginia $76,836,000,000
Delaware $74,224,000,000
Idaho $71,407,000,000
Maine $61,006,000,000
Rhode Island $58,911,000,000
North Dakota $55,223,000,000
Alaska $51,828,000,000
South Dakota $48,555,000,000
Montana $47,349,000,000
Wyoming $40,931,000,000
Vermont $31,874,000,000
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Last edited by dimondpark; Dec 1, 2017 at 5:01 PM.
Reason: fixed MA and NJ
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