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The ranking of countries by GDP, including the potential impact of removing California from US national accounts
’s output from the national total would subtract roughly $4–4.1 trillion from a roughly $29–31 trillion American economy, leaving a U.S. GDP in the mid-$20 trillions — comfortably still the world’s la...
from U.S. GDP would shave roughly $4 trillion off a roughly $29 trillion American economy, leaving about $25 trillion; removing both California and would cut about $6.3 trillion, leaving roughly $22.7...
Removing from national accounts trims roughly one-seventh of U.S. output and lowers both the U.S. nominal and PPP GDP totals, but available public sources in this package do not provide state-level PP...
The United States covers roughly 9.15 million square kilometres (about 3.53 million square miles) of land, with a larger total surface area when inland water is included—commonly reported near 3.79 to...
Removing California’s gross domestic product from the United States trims roughly $4.1 trillion from national output, leaving an American economy of about $25.08 trillion—based on BEA-derived totals r...