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GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT & INCOME



Gross Domestic Product

Gross Domestic Product is the broadest measure of economic output at the state level. Florida's GDP accounted for over 5% of the nation's GDP in 2008, and has experienced real growth of 16% over the past five years, compared to 13% for the U.S. economy as a whole.

 

Florida & U.S. Gross Domestic Product

Year

Florida GDP
($ millions)

Florida GDP*
Growth from
Previous Year

U.S. GDP
($ millions)

U.S. GDP*
Growth from
Previous Year

2008

$744,120

-1.6%

$14,165,565

0.7%

2007

$741,861

0.0%

$13,715,741

2.0%

2006

$721,380

4.1%

$13,090,776

2.8%

2005

$670,030

7.4%

$12,339,002

3.1%

2004

$607,284

5.4%

$11,607,041

3.5%

2003

$559,021

4.6%

$10,886,172

2.4%

*Growth is based on Real GDP (i.e., adjusted for inflation), and not the nominal figures shown.

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Florida's Gross Domestic Product by Industry Group, 2008

Industry

$ Millions

Share of GDP

Total Gross Domestic Product

$744,120

100.0%

Private Industries

$653,521

87.8%

Finance, Insurance & Real Estate

$181,383

24.4%

Trade, Transportation & Utilities

$137,828

18.5%

Professional & Business Services

$93,052

12.5%

Government

$90,599

12.2%

Education & Health Services

$63,525

8.5%

Leisure & Hospitality

$42,321

5.7%

Construction

$41,929

5.6%

Manufacturing

$35,720

4.8%

Information

$30,497

4.1%

Other Services

$19,701

2.6%

Natural Resources & Mining

$7,567

1.0%

 

 

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Personal Income

 

Florida & U.S. Personal Income

Year

Florida

(thousands)

Growth from Previous Year

United States

(thousands)

Growth from Previous Year

2009

$700,361,030

-2.7%

$12,015,534,968

-1.7%

2008

$719,707,709

0.9%

$12,225,589,000

2.9%

2007

$713,489,866

3.4%

$11,879,836,000

5.5%

2006

$690,273,244

9.0%

$11,256,516,000

7.4%

2005

$633,198,348

8.7%

$10,476,669,000

5.5%

2004

$582,767,302

9.7%

$9,928,790,000

6.0%

 

Florida & U.S. Per Capita Personal Income

Year

Florida

Growth from Previous Year

United States

Growth from Previous Year

2009

$37,780

-3.3%

$39,138

-2.6%

2008

$39,064

0.1%

$40,166

2.0%

2007

$39,036

2.3%

$39,392

4.5%

2006

$38,161

7.2%

$37,698

6.4%

2005

$35,605

6.2%

$35,424

4.6%

2004

$33,540

7.2%

$33,881

5.0%

 

Florida & U.S. Disposable Personal Income

Year

Florida

(thousands)

  Growth from   Previous Year

United States

(thousands)

Growth from Previous Year

2009

$646,603,285

-0.2%

$10,915,127,968

1.1%

2008

$648,005,086

2.1%

$10,794,476,000

3.9%

2007

$634,946,892

3.3%

$10,390,289,000

4.9%

2006

$614,908,520

9.0%

$9,905,432,000

6.9%

2005

$564,214,074

6.9%

$9,269,389,000

4.4%

2004

$527,638,040

9.1%

$8,882,065,000

6.1%

 

Florida & U.S. Per Capita Disposable Personal Income

Year

Florida

Growth from Previous Year

United States

Growth from Previous Year

2009

$34,880

-0.8%

$35,553

0.3%

2008

$35,172

1.2%

$35,464

2.9%

2007

$34,739

2.2%

$34,453

3.9%

2006

$33,994

7.1%

$33,174

5.8%

2005

$31,726

4.5%

$31,342

3.4%

2004

$30,367

6.6%

$30,309

5.1%

 

 


 

In Comparative Perspective

 

Florida's Gross Domestic Product in Comparative Perspective

Florida has one of the world's largest and most dynamic economies, with annual output that surpasses that of most other U.S. states and that of the world's largest countries.

Florida's Economy in Relation to the World's Largest Economies

Rank

              County/State

US $Billions

1

 United States

$14,256.27

2

 Japan

$5,070.20

3

 China (Excluding Hong Kong)

$4,909.92

4

 Germany

$3,354.77

5

 France

$2,657.41

6

 United Kingdom

$2,185.44

7

 Italy

$2,118.37

8

 California

$1,831.85

9

 Brazil

$1,600.73

10

 Spain

$1,463.98

11

 Canada

$1,344.42

12

 Russian Federation

$1,240.36

13

 Texas

$1,232.41

14

 India

$1,228.02

15

 New York

$1,134.93

16

 Australia

$996.79

17

 Mexico

$877.89

18

Republic of Korea (South)

$839.76

19

 Netherlands

$794.26

20

 Florida

$732.71

Source: Economy.com

 

Gross Domestic Product of the Ten Most Populous States, 2008

State

GDP (Current $ Millions)

Share of U.S. GDP

Annual Growth of Real GDP

Real GDP Growth Rank (all 50 states)

United States

$14,165,565

100.0%

0.7%

n/a

California

$1,846,757

13.0%

0.4%

34

Texas

$1,223,511

8.6%

2.0%

11

New York

$1,144,481

8.1%

1.6%

18

Florida

   $744,120

5.3%

-1.6%

48

Illinois

$633,697

4.5%

0.3%

36

Pennsylvania

$553,301

3.9%

1.1%

26

Ohio

$471,508

3.3%

-0.7%

45

North Carolina

$400,192

2.8%

0.1%

37

Georgia

$397,756

2.8%

-0.6%

41

Michigan

$382,544

2.7%

-1.5%

47

 

Total Personal Income and Disposable Personal Income of the Ten Most Populous States, 2009

State

Total Personal Income (thousands)

Disposable Personal Income (thousands)

Disposable % of Total

Texas

$904,166,473

$838,080,654

92.7%

Florida

$700,361,030

$646,603,285

92.3%

Michigan

$339,218,714

$312,145,652

92.0%

Georgia

$332,091,131

$303,978,626

91.5%

North Carolina

$323,203,932

$294,967,206

91.3%

Ohio

$408,394,896

$372,302,695

91.2%

Illinois

$534,638,483

$484,643,483

90.6%

Pennsylvania

$498,867,664

$452,018,648

90.6%

California

$1,564,388,897

$1,409,234,948

90.1%

New York

$917,610,217

$802,528,553

87.5%

 

Per Capita Income and Disposable Per Capita Income of the Ten Most Populous States, 2009

State

Per Capita Income

Disposable Per Capita Income

Disposable % of Total

Texas

$36,484

$33,818

92.7%

Florida

$37,780

$34,880

92.3%

Michigan

$34,025

$31,309

92.0%

Georgia

$33,786

$30,926

91.5%

North Carolina

$34,453

$31,443

91.3%

Ohio

$35,381

$32,255

91.2%

Illinois

$41,411

$37,539

90.6%

Pennsylvania

$39,578

$35,861

90.6%

California

$42,325

$38,127

90.1%

New York

$46,957

$41,068

87.5%