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This is the duh.....list, we see these gdp numbers posted every day, and we know they dont tell the whole story. Per capitas and csa's apply for some of these metros.
Hmm: the Bay should really be at #4 with a GDP of $483B. It is pretty odd that the separated San Jose from SF, considering they are the same Metro area.
Hmm: the Bay should really be at #4 with a GDP of $483B. It is pretty odd that the separated San Jose from SF, considering they are the same Metro area.
isn't that the csa? i'm pretty sure this is an msa list. and to be honest with you, i don't see where it goes wrong. do you see dc lumping itself with baltimore? then why does san francisco go and lump itself with san jose?
Perhaps the title "Most economically important" would be better.
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