GDP by state

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See below for a breakdown, by state, of the percentage of national gross product contributed by each state. I've somewhat arbitrarily categorized each state as either flyover or not flyover (Y or N) and then summed up the total percentage contribution for each category.

Flyover states contribute 44.54822647% of national product.

Non-flyover states contribute 55.45177353% of national product.

Note: this does not take into account population.

Raw data follows- this data is as of 2006.

State--Value %--Flyover?

TX--8.106231082--Y

IL--4.483964714--Y

PA--3.880840515--Y

OH--3.508257984--Y

MI--2.897574293--Y

IN--1.89302894--Y

MN--1.859802162--Y

TN--1.810239582--Y

AZ--1.767909473--Y

CO--1.752813306--Y

WI--1.72811187--Y

MO--1.717814534--Y

KY--1.110036--Y

OK--1.024037281--Y

IA--0.942806973--Y

NV--0.900438838--Y

KS--0.849484521--Y

UT--0.743393069--Y

AR--0.698431588--Y

NM--0.57730481--Y

NE--0.575707735--Y

WV--0.42328588--Y

ID--0.379548823--Y

SD--0.245873594--Y

MT--0.245812753--Y

WY--0.224815011--Y

ND--0.200661144--Y

CA--13.13674549--N

NY--7.772008786--N

FL--5.426292565--N

NJ--3.446466368--N

GA--2.886524051--N

NC--2.848308313--N

VA--2.808267346--N

MA--2.56726103--N

WA--2.232339062--N

MD--1.960714526--N

CT--1.552463972--N

LA--1.468838051--N

AL--1.221146833--N

OR--1.150662562--N

SC--1.134790672--N

DC--0.666695414--N

MS--0.6405414--N

DE--0.459052768--N

HI--0.443431848--N

NH--0.427985845--N

ME--0.357235395--N

RI--0.34724987--N

AK--0.312608539--N

VT--0.184142819--N

Source: http://www.bea.gov/regional/gdpmap/GDPMap.aspx

Edited February 15, 2008 by VJ Troll

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[Jenn! 918]

I need some guidance here...what are we supposed to discuss?

[no name 1]

I need some guidance here...what are we supposed to discuss?

The CA bashing thread by Midwesterners

Edited February 15, 2008 by illumine

[Jenn! 918]

I need some guidance here...what are we supposed to discuss?

The CA bashing thread by Midwesterners

Ah, thanks. That's what I get for skipping threads!

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Ok, now I factored population into it. I kept the original flyover classifications.

Flyover states have 47.33% of US population (as of 2007 census estimates) and contribute 44.55% of GDP.

Non-flyover states have 52.67% of US population (as of 2007 census estimates) and contribute 55.45% of GDP.

Flyover states under-contribute.

Too bad we don't apportion electoral college seats by GDP

Raw data follows:

State 2007 population share %

TX 7.93%

IL 4.26%

PA 4.12%

OH 3.80%

MI 3.34%

IN 2.10%

MN 1.72%

TN 2.04%

AZ 2.10%

CO 1.61%

WI 1.86%

MO 1.95%

KY 1.41%

OK 1.20%

IA 0.99%

NV 0.85%

KS 0.92%

UT 0.88%

AR 0.94%

NM 0.65%

NE 0.59%

WV 0.60%

ID 0.50%

SD 0.26%

MT 0.32%

WY 0.17%

ND 0.21%

CA 12.12%

NY 6.40%

FL 6.05%

NJ 2.88%

GA 3.16%

NC 3.00%

VA 2.56%

MA 2.14%

WA 2.14%

MD 1.86%

CT 1.16%

LA 1.42%

AL 1.53%

OR 1.24%

SC 1.46%

DC 0.20%

MS 0.97%

DE 0.29%

HI 0.43%

NH 0.44%

ME 0.44%

RI 0.35%

AK 0.23%

VT 0.21%

Source: http://www.census.gov/popest/national/file...007-alldata.csv

[Alex+R 0]

That's right bitchez... MN = #7 flyover

[SteveLaura 0]

Is it possible to get this in Venn diagram form? Thanks.

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Is it possible to get this in Venn diagram form? Thanks.

Sure. Imagine 50 non-overlapping sets, of various sizes.

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Ok, now I factored population into it. I kept the original flyover classifications.

Flyover states have 47.33% of US population (as of 2007 census estimates) and contribute 44.55% of GDP.

Non-flyover states have 52.67% of US population (as of 2007 census estimates) and contribute 55.45% of GDP.

Flyover states under-contribute.

Too bad we don't apportion electoral college seats by GDP

Raw data follows:

State 2007 population share %

TX 7.93%

IL 4.26%

PA 4.12%

OH 3.80%

MI 3.34%

IN 2.10%

MN 1.72%

TN 2.04%

AZ 2.10%

CO 1.61%

WI 1.86%

MO 1.95%

KY 1.41%

OK 1.20%

IA 0.99%

NV 0.85%

KS 0.92%

UT 0.88%

AR 0.94%

NM 0.65%

NE 0.59%

WV 0.60%

ID 0.50%

SD 0.26%

MT 0.32%

WY 0.17%

ND 0.21%

CA 12.12%

NY 6.40%

FL 6.05%

NJ 2.88%

GA 3.16%

NC 3.00%

VA 2.56%

MA 2.14%

WA 2.14%

MD 1.86%

CT 1.16%

LA 1.42%

AL 1.53%

OR 1.24%

SC 1.46%

DC 0.20%

MS 0.97%

DE 0.29%

HI 0.43%

NH 0.44%

ME 0.44%

RI 0.35%

AK 0.23%

VT 0.21%

Source: http://www.census.gov/popest/national/file...007-alldata.csv

Wow, you clearly aren't busy, are you?

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Why? How long would that have taken you? It took me all of 5 minutes.

[SteveLaura 0]

I'm still working on the 50 non-overlapping sets of varying sizes...

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Steve, should be 51, sorry. The data includes the district.

[SteveLaura 0]

Damn you, Master!

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