List of Malaysian states by GDP

This page lists the states and federal territories of Malaysia by Gross domestic product/Gross state product.

List of states by gross state product

As of 31 December 2010, 1 Malaysian Ringgit is equivalent to 0.3256 US Dollar.^[1]

2012 Rank	State or federal territory	2012 GSP (RMBillion)	2011 GSP (RMBillion)	2010 GSP (RMBillion)	2009 GSP (RMBillion)	2008 GSP (RMBillion)	2007 GSP (RMBillion)	2006 GSP (RMBillion)	2005 GSP (RMBillion)
1	Selangor	176.239	164.605	155.739	139.237	139.877	128.169	118.819	113.185
2	Kuala Lumpur	114.106	106.477	97.830	88.488	85.414	78.302	71.894	67.017
3	Sarawak	71.874	70.821	66.947	64.173	65.470	65.283	60.265	57.700
4	Johor	68.791	64.566	60.679	55.268	56.990	54.685	52.539	50.058
5	Penang	52.530	50.027	48.161	43.626	48.749	46.226	43.401	39.186
6	Sabah	44.434	42.664	42.101	40.986	39.114	35.318	34.221	32.427
7	Perak	39.627	36.985	34.576	32.700	33.060	31.048	29.558	27.733
8	Pahang	30.750	29.187	27.484	26.203	26.465	25.206	24.693	23.061
9	Negeri Sembilan	27.717	26.407	25.177	23.804	23.657	22.680	21.554	19.736
10	Kedah	25.307	23.863	21.998	21.092	21.209	21.033	19.255	17.829
11	Malacca	21.953	20.482	19.689	18.472	18.250	17.422	16.333	15.049
12	Terengganu	19.627	18.968	18.487	17.720	18.500	18.122	16.867	15.562
13	Kelantan	13.461	12.771	11.991	11.436	11.203	10.482	9.658	9.031
14	Perlis	3.535	3.382	3.318	3.166	3.250	3.157	2.945	2.845
15	Labuan	3.181	3.007	2.646	2.486	2.369	2.678	2.551	2.146

Gross state product per capita

The following table is a list based on the 2010 GSP per capita.^[2] Exchange rate is based on the rate as at 31 December 2010.^[1]

State or federal territory	GSP per capita (2010) (RM)	GSP per capita (2010) (USD$)
Kuala Lumpur	55,951	18,218
Penang	33,456	10,893
Sarawak	33,307	10,845
Selangor	31,363	10,212
Labuan	29,116	9,480
Negeri Sembilan	27,485	8,949
Malacca	24,697	8,041
Pahang	22,743	7,405
Johor	20,911	6,809
Terengganu	19,225	6,260
Sabah	17,242	5,614
Perak	16,088	5,238
Perlis	15,296	4,980
Kedah	13,294	4,329
Kelantan	8,273	2,694

See also

• Economy of Malaysia

Sources

• GDP by State National Accounts, 2005-2012
• GDP by State and Kind of Economy Activity, 2010
• GDP by State and Kind of Economy Activity, 2009
• GDP by State and Kind of Economy Activity, 2008
• GDP by State and Kind of Economy Activity, 2007
• GDP by State and Kind of Economy Activity, 2006
• GDP by State and Kind of Economy Activity, 2005

References

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