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I was wondering the same thing about their post- what is impressive about Ohio? It is decidely average in every way related to GDP. It doesn't underperform, but it doesn't overperform either. If you look at ABQalex's list of GDP per capita, there Ohio is, right in the middle, 26/51.
I just find it impressive because Ohio for the most part flies under the radar.. I knew it was high but I thought it would be lower.
Arkansas is on a faster growth track than Mississippi by virtually all metrics that I've seen. Mississippi had the edge in population by about 52,000 in 2010, while by 2019 Arkansas was in front by over 41,000 and growing. Arkansas has higher income and economic productivity levels than Mississippi as well.
Arkansas is on a faster growth track than Mississippi by virtually all metrics that I've seen. Mississippi had the edge in population by about 52,000 in 2010, while by 2019 Arkansas was in front by over 41,000 and growing. Arkansas has higher income and economic productivity levels than Mississippi as well.
It's not going to happen so long as the Bay Area GDP by itself is about the same size as TXs 2 largest CSAs combined.
2018
Bay Area CSA GDP $1.031 Trillion
Dallas & Houston CSAs Combined GDP $1.017 Trillion
And 2019 was a banner year for tech giants so...I dont know what to tell you
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Jeez, where the heck have I been the last year or two. I feel like 5 years ago, the Bay Area's GDP was matched up with Chicago and DC's. It's pulled away since.
And Boston is fast catching up to Chicago.
But this is for a separate thread as this is about states.
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