19 U.S. states rank among the world’s 50 largest economies in 2025. California ($4.30T) is now the world’s 4th-largest economy, ahead of Japan and India. Texas ($2.94T) is larger than Italy and Russia; Florida’s economy is bigger than Australia’s. The U.S. has the world’s largest economy at $30.6 trillion. But if you break it apart, individual states would rank among the world’s economic superpowers.
In 2025, 19 U.S. states place within the top 50 largest economies globally, according to IMF projections and U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) data. California alone, with a $4.30 trillion economy, now ranks fourth in the world, ahead of Japan and India. Texas and New York also outperform entire G7 nations.
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Now factor in all the DEBT. LOL
ReplyDeleteWatch California fall will all the billionaires and businesses leaving for greener pastures.
ReplyDeleteThese rankings are “nominal,” based on exchange rates. On a PPP basis, the Chinese economy is more than 50% larger than the US’ and perhaps twice as big. China’s manufacturing sector is more than twice as big as the US’. Also, Russia’s economy is more than 2 to 3 times Germany’s, and subtracting financial and service sector, Russia’s economy of things is about the same size as the US’. All of which explains our current predicament.
ReplyDeleteCals economy is based on a house of cards. Without taxpayer fleecing all business will flee or collapse. Just an example is all the restaurants that closed after the min wage went to $22. The subsidizing of major industries is out of control and the real debt is over a trillion dollars. Now it's not just the rich fleeing it's everybody who can afford it.
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