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A1US GDP 2025 $30.86T│A2Real growth +2.3%│A3CPI, 12 mo to Sep 2026 +3.7%│A4Unemployment 2025 4.3%BEA · BLS · Census — updated October 29, 2026
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D64=SAGDP2(line 64)

Management of companies by state

Management of companies and enterprises added $558.6 billion to US GDP in 2025 — 1.8% of the total. States are ranked by the industry’s share of their economy.

BEA line 64 · NAICS1.8% of US GDP+38% since 2020
#StateValue addedShare5-year change
1Arkansas$10.6B5.4%+84%
2Minnesota$17.0B3.3%+14%
3Pennsylvania$32.2B3.0%+38%
4Maine$2.9B2.9%+95%
5Ohio$28.2B2.9%+25%
6Nevada$8.1B2.9%+80%
7Oregon$9.7B2.8%+7%
8Virginia$20.7B2.6%+46%
9New Jersey$21.8B2.5%+9%
10Wisconsin$11.7B2.4%+22%
11Missouri$10.7B2.2%+16%
12Connecticut$8.3B2.2%+32%
13Massachusetts$17.5B2.1%+32%
14Rhode Island$1.8B2.0%−15%
15California$87.3B2.0%+75%
16North Carolina$17.6B2.0%+27%
17Colorado$11.0B1.9%+32%
18Georgia$17.7B1.9%+25%
19Kansas$4.3B1.8%+7%
20Michigan$13.4B1.8%+15%
21Delaware$2.1B1.7%+20%
22Oklahoma$4.5B1.6%+54%
23Nebraska$3.3B1.6%+17%
24New Hampshire$2.1B1.6%+54%
25Tennessee$9.3B1.6%+34%
26Iowa$4.3B1.6%+59%
27Florida$28.2B1.6%+61%
28New York$36.8B1.5%+31%
29Arizona$8.3B1.4%+86%
30Washington$12.2B1.4%+69%
31Illinois$16.9B1.4%+10%
32Texas$37.7B1.3%+49%
33Idaho$1.7B1.3%+68%
34Utah$3.7B1.2%+47%
35Indiana$6.2B1.1%+30%
36Hawaii$1.4B1.1%+29%
37Kentucky$3.5B1.1%+21%
38Mississippi$1.8B1.1%+24%
39South Dakota$869M1.1%+16%
40Louisiana$3.6B1.1%+43%
41South Carolina$3.8B1.0%+28%
42Maryland$5.7B1.0%+29%
43North Dakota$801M1.0%+61%
44West Virginia$997M0.9%+19%
45Alabama$2.9B0.9%+36%
46Alaska$570M0.8%+62%
47Vermont$361M0.7%+24%
48District of Columbia$1.2B0.6%+22%
49Wyoming$266M0.5%+93%
50New Mexico$694M0.5%+9%
51Montana$340M0.4%+40%

BEA SAGDP2, current dollars, 2025. US share: 1.8%.

Fig. 1Management of companies in the US, 2010–2025Value added, billions of current dollars
265278302319332347349370388406405446480505541559
201020122014201620182020202220242025

Metro areas most dependent on management of companies

Metro areas with at least 250,000 residents, share of metro GDP in 2024.