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Just the two metros together have a combined GDP of $50,370,000,000
Santa Fe has a slightly higher GDP per capita than Albuquerque ($47,987). Los Alamos, which is very wealthy, and also included in the CSA, I'm sure also has a higher GDP per capita than Albuquerque. Los Alamos probably adds about another 871 million dollars to the GDP of the CSA (at an estimated per capita rate of about $48,000, though I could see it being quite a bit more than that). The rest of the counties in the CSA are poorer and more rural, so they probably have a lower GDP per capita than Albuquerque and the state as a whole (probably around $37,000 per capita). I'd estimate them adding about another 3.5 billion dollars to the GDP of the CSA with that rate.
That brings the total for the Albuquerque-Santa Fe-Las Vegas CSA to about $54.8 billion, with a per capita rate of about $46,700
Albuquerque and Santa Fe MSAs - $50,370,000,000
Los Alamos County - $871,056,000
Rio Arriba, San Miguel, Cibola counties - $3,525,619,000
Just the two metros together have a combined GDP of $50,370,000,000
Santa Fe has a slightly higher GDP per capita than Albuquerque ($47,987). Los Alamos, which is very wealthy, and also included in the CSA, I'm sure also has a higher GDP per capita than Albuquerque. Los Alamos probably adds about another 871 million dollars to the GDP of the CSA (at an estimated per capita rate of about $48,000, though I could see it being quite a bit more than that). The rest of the counties in the CSA are poorer and more rural, so they probably have a lower GDP per capita than Albuquerque and the state as a whole (probably around $37,000 per capita). I'd estimate them adding about another 3.5 billion dollars to the GDP of the CSA with that rate.
That brings the total for the Albuquerque-Santa Fe-Las Vegas CSA to about $54.8 billion, with a per capita rate of about $46,700
Albuquerque and Santa Fe MSAs - $50,370,000,000
Los Alamos County - $871,056,000
Rio Arriba, San Miguel, Cibola counties - $3,525,619,000
CSA total GDP - $54,766,675,000
CSA total population - 1,171,991
CSA GDP per capita - $46,730
Thank you for the correction! +1
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