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D:D=SAGDP2("US", 2025)
Industries: where the US economy makes its money
Twenty NAICS sectors as measured by the Bureau of Economic Analysis: how much each adds to US output, how fast it has grown and which states lean on it most.
BEA SAGDP22025, current dollars
Fig. 1US GDP by industry, 2025Share of value added; the eight largest sectors and the rest
14%11%9%9%29%
- Real estate13.7%
- Government11.1%
- Manufacturing9.5%
- Finance & insurance8.7%
- Professional services8.0%
- Health care7.5%
- Wholesale trade6.3%
- Retail trade5.9%
- Other 12 sectors29.2%
| Industry | US value added | Share of GDP | 5-year change | Most concentrated in | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Real estate | $4.23T | 13.7% | +45% | Florida20.7% | ||
| Government | $3.43T | 11.1% | +26% | District of Columbia30.1% | ||
| Manufacturing | $2.93T | 9.5% | +36% | Indiana23.8% | ||
| Finance & insurance | $2.69T | 8.7% | +56% | Delaware34.4% | ||
| Professional services | $2.47T | 8.0% | +47% | District of Columbia20.6% | ||
| Health care | $2.33T | 7.5% | +44% | West Virginia11.5% | ||
| Wholesale trade | $1.95T | 6.3% | +50% | New Jersey9.2% | ||
| Retail trade | $1.81T | 5.9% | +36% | Washington9.4% | ||
| Information | $1.77T | 5.7% | +49% | Washington17.9% | ||
| Construction | $1.34T | 4.3% | +40% | Utah7.8% | ||
| Transportation & warehousing | $1.01T | 3.3% | +58% | Alaska13.8% | ||
| Accommodation & food | $965.3B | 3.1% | +85% | Nevada12.2% | ||
| Administrative & waste services | $919.9B | 3.0% | +42% | Arizona4.1% | ||
| Other services | $629.7B | 2.0% | +40% | District of Columbia6.6% | ||
| Management of companies | $558.6B | 1.8% | +38% | Arkansas5.4% | ||
| Utilities | $507.7B | 1.6% | +47% | Nebraska3.3% | ||
| Mining, oil & gas | $398.7B | 1.3% | +97% | Alaska14.4% | ||
| Education | $353.2B | 1.1% | +38% | District of Columbia3.2% | ||
| Arts & recreation | $321.3B | 1.0% | +88% | Nevada2.9% | ||
| Agriculture | $255.9B | 0.8% | +56% | South Dakota8.6% |
BEA, GDP by state and industry (SAGDP2), current dollars, 2025. Five-year change: 2020–2025, nominal. Concentration: industry share of the state’s GDP.
By sector
Twenty profiles
Real estate$4.23T13.7% of GDP · +45% in 5 yearsGovernment$3.43T11.1% of GDP · +26% in 5 yearsManufacturing$2.93T9.5% of GDP · +36% in 5 yearsFinance & insurance$2.69T8.7% of GDP · +56% in 5 yearsProfessional services$2.47T8.0% of GDP · +47% in 5 yearsHealth care$2.33T7.5% of GDP · +44% in 5 yearsWholesale trade$1.95T6.3% of GDP · +50% in 5 yearsRetail trade$1.81T5.9% of GDP · +36% in 5 yearsInformation$1.77T5.7% of GDP · +49% in 5 yearsConstruction$1.34T4.3% of GDP · +40% in 5 yearsTransportation & warehousing$1.01T3.3% of GDP · +58% in 5 yearsAccommodation & food$965.3B3.1% of GDP · +85% in 5 yearsAdministrative & waste services$919.9B3.0% of GDP · +42% in 5 yearsOther services$629.7B2.0% of GDP · +40% in 5 yearsManagement of companies$558.6B1.8% of GDP · +38% in 5 yearsUtilities$507.7B1.6% of GDP · +47% in 5 yearsMining, oil & gas$398.7B1.3% of GDP · +97% in 5 yearsEducation$353.2B1.1% of GDP · +38% in 5 yearsArts & recreation$321.3B1.0% of GDP · +88% in 5 yearsAgriculture$255.9B0.8% of GDP · +56% in 5 years