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The size of the US economy without California's GDP
’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...
would suffer a meaningful, measurable contraction in output and a sharp reconfiguration of industrial strengths: California alone produced roughly , making up more than 14 percent of U.S. output in re...
does not count unpaid household work in the official GDP totals, but economists and statisticians have long produced alternative estimates that value that work and have shown it would substantially ra...
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...