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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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D60=SAGDP2(line 60)

Professional services by state

Professional, scientific, and technical services added $2.47 trillion to US GDP in 2025 — 8.0% of the total. States are ranked by the industry’s share of their economy.

BEA line 60 · NAICS8.0% of US GDP+47% since 2020
#StateValue addedShare5-year change
1District of Columbia$39.7B20.6%+30%
2Massachusetts$112.7B13.8%+34%
3Virginia$100.2B12.4%+33%
4Colorado$65.6B11.4%+65%
5Maryland$56.4B9.9%+30%
6New Jersey$87.1B9.8%+41%
7California$420.9B9.8%+39%
8New Hampshire$11.8B9.2%+62%
9New York$212.9B8.6%+39%
10Illinois$103.5B8.3%+37%
11Pennsylvania$86.8B8.2%+43%
12New Mexico$12.3B8.1%+48%
13Florida$145.9B8.1%+70%
14Washington$71.7B8.0%+68%
15Michigan$58.0B7.9%+42%
16Utah$24.1B7.5%+64%
17Texas$219.3B7.5%+66%
18Vermont$3.7B7.5%+55%
19North Carolina$65.3B7.3%+61%
20Connecticut$27.6B7.2%+48%
21Georgia$67.2B7.2%+56%
22Rhode Island$6.1B7.0%+62%
23Minnesota$35.5B6.9%+35%
24Missouri$32.5B6.8%+36%
25Alabama$22.3B6.6%+48%
26Montana$5.3B6.5%+81%
27Tennessee$37.8B6.4%+64%
28Idaho$8.9B6.4%+68%
29Maine$6.5B6.4%+61%
30South Carolina$24.1B6.4%+79%
31Oregon$21.6B6.3%+44%
32Delaware$7.4B6.0%+49%
33Kansas$14.0B6.0%+44%
34Arizona$33.7B5.7%+56%
35Ohio$53.8B5.5%+47%
36Nevada$15.1B5.4%+73%
37Indiana$27.9B5.1%+62%
38Wisconsin$23.8B5.0%+47%
39Louisiana$16.9B4.9%+51%
40Oklahoma$12.5B4.5%+47%
41Hawaii$5.6B4.5%+51%
42West Virginia$4.9B4.4%+64%
43Kentucky$13.6B4.3%+51%
44Wyoming$2.2B4.2%+74%
45Nebraska$8.5B4.1%+45%
46Arkansas$7.7B3.9%+59%
47South Dakota$3.1B3.8%+76%
48Mississippi$6.1B3.7%+66%
49Iowa$10.0B3.7%+47%
50Alaska$2.6B3.5%+46%
51North Dakota$2.5B3.1%+41%

BEA SAGDP2, current dollars, 2025. US share: 8.0%.

Fig. 1Professional services in the US, 2010–2025Value added, billions of current dollars
1,0651,1271,1921,2121,2701,3501,3971,4611,5621,6531,6741,8872,0572,2012,3372,465
201020122014201620182020202220242025

Metro areas most dependent on professional services

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