List of U.S. states by GDP per capita (nominal)

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This article presents a list of U.S. states sorted by their gross state product (GSP) per capita. GSP is the state counterpart of the national gross domestic product (GDP), the most comprehensive measure of national economic activity. The United States Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) derives GSP for a state as the sum of the GSP originating in all the industries in the state.

The BEA defines an industry's GSP, or its value added, as equal to its gross output (sales or receipts and other operating income, commodity taxes, and inventory change) minus its intermediate inputs (consumption of goods and services purchased from other U.S. industries or imported). The BEA's GSP data by industry and state is consistent with gross domestic product (GDP) in the national income and product accounts, and with the GDP by industry accounts.

The list presents 2004 and 2005 statistics. The figures are in nominal dollars, unadjusted for inflation or purchasing power disparities among the states. Population estimates are as of July 1, 2004 and July 1, 2005 from the United States Census Bureau.

Contents 1 2006 Rankings (Latest Available) 2 Historical List of States by Gross State Product per capita 3 See also 4 Sources 4.1 2006 4.2 2005 4.3 2004

[edit] 2006 Rankings (Latest Available)

Rank State GDP per capita in USD 1 District of Columbia 124,363 2 Delaware 59,288 3 Connecticut 50,332 4 Massachusetts 46,721 5 New York 46,617 6 New Jersey 44,885 7 Alaska 43,748 8 Colorado 41,798 9 Virginia 41,702 10 California 41,663 11 Minnesota 41,295 12 Nevada 39,813 13 Washington 39,616 14 Illinois 39,514 15 Maryland 39,161 16 Wyoming 39,130 17 Hawaii 38,083 18 New Hampshire 37,666 19 Oregon 37,633 20 Texas 36,920 21 North Carolina 36,489 22 Nebraska 36,441 23 Rhode Island 36,292 24 South Dakota 35,842 25 Iowa 35,662 26 Wisconsin 35,390 27 Georgia 35,362 28 Pennsylvania 34,828 29 Ohio 34,609 30 Vermont 34,472 31 North Dakota 34,446 32 Tennessee 34,321 33 Kansas 34,242 34 Indiana 34,058 35 Florida 33,718 36 Michigan 33,468 37 Arizona 33,441 38 Missouri 33,297 39 Louisiana 32,923 40 Utah 32,357 41 New Mexico 31,986 42 Idaho 30,896 43 Maine 30,305 44 Kentucky 29,842 45 Alabama 29,697 46 South Carolina 29,642 47 Oklahoma 29,545 48 Montana 27,942 49 Arkansas 27,875 50 West Virginia 24,748 51 Mississippi 24,062 [edit] Historical List of States by Gross State Product per capita Rank (2005) Rank (2004) State 2005 GSP per capita (USD) 2004 GSP per capita (USD) 1 1 District of Columbia 148,641 139,849 2 2 Delaware 66,961 63,004 3 3 Alaska 59,238 54,713 4 4 Connecticut 55,193 52,149 5 6 Wyoming 53,543 47,623 6 5 Massachusetts 50,935 48,803 7 8 New York 49,748 47,031 8 7 New Jersey 49,447 47,242 9 11 Virginia 46,502 43,713 10 10 Colorado 46,416 43,764 11 12 Nevada 46,108 42,498 12 9 Minnesota 45,697 44,073 13 13 California (econ.) 44,894 42,386 14 15 Maryland 43,967 41,483 15 14 Illinois 43,878 41,987 16 17 Texas 43,283 40,193 17 16 Washington 42,512 40,774 18 19 Hawaii 42,361 39,804 19 18 New Hampshire 42,033 40,090 20 21 Rhode Island 40,687 38,747 21 20 Nebraska 40,185 38,902 22 23 Georgia 40,103 38,094 23 24 North Carolina 39,921 37,933 24 22 South Dakota 39,848 38,539 25 26 Oregon 39,625 37,483 26 27 Pennsylvania 39,344 37,416 27 25 Wisconsin 39,074 37,746 28 33 Kansas 38,465 36,188 29 29 Ohio 38,461 37,133 30 31 Tennessee 38,440 36,782 31 35 North Dakota 38,319 35,662 32 28 Iowa 38,280 37,323 33 30 Indiana 38,037 36,850 34 38 Florida 37,846 35,051 35 34 Missouri 37,251 35,740 36 36 Louisiana 37,183 35,544 37 32 Michigan 37,175 36,282 38 37 Vermont 37,020 35,401 39 39 Utah 36,758 34,100 40 40 Arizona 36,457 33,841 41 41 New Mexico 35,714 33,444 42 44 Oklahoma 34,243 31,740 43 42 Maine 34,030 32,896 44 43 Kentucky 33,666 32,112 45 46 Alabama 33,264 31,239 46 47 Idaho 33,020 31,186 47 45 South Carolina 32,906 31,323 48 49 Montana 31,940 29,758 49 48 Arkansas 31,215 30,077 50 50 West Virginia 29,199 27,532 51 51 Mississippi 27,829 26,582 [edit] See also List of U.S. states by GDP (nominal) [edit] Sources [edit] 2006 BEA:Per Capita Real GDP by State, 2003-2006 [edit] 2005 BEA statistics for 2005 gross state product - October 26, 2006 U.S. Census Bureau July 1, 2005 population estimates by state - December 22, 2005 [edit] 2004 BEA statistics for 2004 gross state product - June 6, 2006 U.S. Census Bureau July 1, 2004 population estimates by state - December 22, 2005 v • d • e United States state lists Alcohol laws · Area · Capitals · Capitol buildings · Counties · Date of statehood · Elevation · FIPS code · GDP (per capita) · Human Development Index · Insignia · Largest cities · Life expectancy · Minimum wage · Name etymologies · Never territories · Obesity  · Population (Cities) (density) · Postal abbreviations · Poverty · Same-sex marriage laws (status) · Smoking bans · State Laws · Tallest buildings · Tax Levels (State) (Federal) · Time zone · Traditional abbreviation · Unemployment rate