Comparison between U.S. states and countries nominal GDP

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This is a comparison between US states and countries' nominal Gross Domestic Product. Many of the states of the United States have large Gross Domestic Product (called gross state product) which would rank highly on a list of countries world GDP. For instance, California would have the 7th highest GDP in the world if thought of as a country (not including the US as a whole, if so, it would be 8th). Even the lowest ranked US state, Vermont, would still be 74th out of some 200 countries.

These figures are based on the International Monetary Fund list on List of countries by GDP (nominal) for world GDP, and the List of U.S. states by GDP (nominal) figures.

Note: The US is not counted as a whole in the overall rank because this would be double counting since the states of the US are being compared to other countries.

Note: These figures are calculated using exchange rate conversions, and exchange rates fluctuate from year to year. While they are not perfect, it is better to use Purchasing Power Parity estimates of currency conversions in making comparisons of this kind.

Contents 1 2005 2 2004 3 See also 4 External links

[edit] 2005

IMF list Overall Rank Rank by country/Rank by US State Country/US State GDP (millions) - — World 44,433,002 - — European Union 13,446,050 - 1 United States 12,485,725 1 2 Japan 4,571,314 2 3 Germany 2,797,343 3 4 People's Republic of China (mainland only) 2,224,811 4 5 United Kingdom 2,201,473 5 6 France 2,105,864 6 7 Italy 1,766,160 7 1 California 1,621,843 8 8 Canada 1,130,208 9 9 Spain 1,126,565 10 2 Texas 982,403 11 3 New York 963,466 12 10 South Korea 793,070 13 11 Brazil 792,683 14 12 India 775,410 15 13 Mexico 768,437 16 14 Russia 766,180 17 15 Australia 707,992 18 4 Florida 674,049 19 16 Netherlands 625,271 20 5 Illinois 560,236 [edit] 2004 IMF list Overall Rank Rank by country/Rank by US State Country/US State GDP (millions) - — World 40,894,780 - — European Union 12,865,602 - 1 United States 11,734,300 1 2 Japan 4,671,198 2 3 Germany 2,754,727 3 4 United Kingdom 2,133,019 4 5 France 2,046,292 5 6 Italy 1,680,112 6 7 People's Republic of China (mainland only) 1,653,6862 7 1 California 1,550,753 8 8 Spain 1,041,338 9 9 Canada 993,443 10 2 New York 896,739 11 3 Texas 884,136 12 10 South Korea 680,409 13 11 Mexico 675,254 14 12 India 665,071 15 13 Australia 618,021 16 14 Netherlands 607,531 17 15 Brazil 603,783 18 4 Florida 599,068 19 16 Russia 581,783 20 5 Illinois 521,900 21 6 Pennsylvania 468,089 22 7 Ohio 419,866 23 8 New Jersey 416,053 24 9 Michigan 372,169 25 17 Switzerland 357,969 26 18 Belgium 352,270 27 19 Sweden 346,926 28 10 Georgia 343,125 29 11 North Carolina 336,398 30 12 Virginia 329,332 31 13 Massachusetts 317,798 32 20 Taiwan of the Republic of China 305,200 33 21 Turkey 302,561 34 22 Austria 294,663 35 14 Washington 261,549 36 23 Indonesia 257,806 37 24 Saudi Arabia 250,892 38 25 Norway 250,805 39 26 Poland 242,226 40 27 Denmark 241,690 41 15 Maryland 227,991 42 16 Indiana 227,569 43 17 Minnesota 223,822 44 18 Tennessee 217,626 45 28 South Africa 213,100 46 19 Wisconsin 211,616 47 29 Greece 205,493 48 20 Missouri 203,294 49 21 Colorado 199,969 50 22 Arizona 199,953 51 30 Finland 186,154 52 23 Connecticut 185,802 53 31 Ireland 184,700 54 32 Portugal 167,944 - — Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China 164,144 55 33 Thailand 163,512 56 34 Iran 161,483 57 24 Louisiana 152,944 58 35 Argentina 152,049 59 25 Alabama 139,840 60 26 Kentucky 136,446 61 27 South Carolina 136,125 62 28 Oregon 128,103 63 36 Malaysia 118,318 64 37 Israel 116,905 65 29 Iowa 111,114 66 38 Venezuela 108,163 67 30 Oklahoma 107,600 68 39 Czech Republic 107,015 69 40 Singapore 106,822 70 41 United Arab Emirates 104,204 71 42 Pakistan 103,421 72 43 Hungary 100,371 73 31 Nevada 100,317 74 32 Kansas 98,946 75 44 Colombia 97,389 76 45 New Zealand 96,678 77 46 Chile 94,100 78 47 Philippines 84,835 79 48 Algeria 84,817 80 33 Utah 82,611 81 34 Arkansas 80,902 82 49 Egypt 77,032 83 35 District of Columbia 76,685 84 36 Mississippi 76,166 85 50 Romania 71,323 86 51 Nigeria 71,318 87 52 Peru 68,635 88 37 Nebraska 68,183 89 53 Ukraine 65,039 90 38 New Mexico 61,012 91 54 Bangladesh 58,305 92 39 Delaware 54,274 93 40 New Hampshire 51,871 94 55 Kuwait 51,804 95 41 Hawaii 50,322 96 56 Morocco 50,031 97 42 West Virginia 49,454 98 57 Vietnam 43,891 99 43 Idaho 43,571 100 44 Maine 43,336 101 45 Rhode Island 41,679 102 58 Slovakia 41,091 103 59 Kazakhstan 40,754 104 60 Croatia 34,309 105 46 Alaska 34,023 106 61 Slovenia 32,226 107 62 Luxembourg 31,695 108 63 Ecuador 30,300 109 47 South Dakota 29,386 110 64 Tunisia 28,501 111 65 Qatar 28,451 112 66 Libya 28,025 113 48 Montana 27,482 114 67 Guatemala 25,959 115 68 Oman 24,824 116 69 Serbia and Montenegro 23,996 117 49 Wyoming 23,979 118 70 Bulgaria 23,773 119 71 Syria 23,745 120 72 Belarus 22,888 121 50 North Dakota 22,687 122 73 Lithuania 22,261 123 51 Vermont 21,921 [edit] See also Comparison between U.S. states and countries by GDP (PPP) List of countries by GDP (nominal) per capita - GDP at market or government official exchange rates per inhabitant List of countries by GDP (PPP) - GDP calculated at purchasing power parity (PPP) exchange rates List of countries by GDP (PPP) per capita - GDP at purchasing power parity exchange rates per inhabitant List of countries by past GDP (nominal) - for the years between 1998 and 2003 List of countries by past GDP (PPP) - for the periods between 1 CE and 1998 CE List of countries by future GDP estimates (nominal) - for the years 2006 and 2007 Comparison between U.S. states and countries by GDP (PPP) [edit] External links News release on 2005 gross state product, US Bureau of Economic Analysis, October 26, 2006 World Economic Outlook Database, International Monetary Fund (IMF), April 2006 World and EU (World Economic Outlook Database) IMF, April 2006