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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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Most and least expensive states (price parities)

51 states and DC ranked by price level (RPP). Click any column to re-sort; type to filter.

Price level (RPP)BEA · BLS
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#StatePrice level (RPP)Population
1CaliforniaFar West110.739.4M
2HawaiiFar West110.01.4M
3District of ColumbiaMideast109.9693.6K
4New JerseyMideast108.89.5M
5New YorkMideast107.920M
6WashingtonFar West107.08M
7MassachusettsNew England105.87.2M
8MarylandMideast105.06.3M
9New HampshireNew England104.21.4M
10ConnecticutNew England103.63.7M
11FloridaSoutheast103.423.5M
12OregonFar West103.44.3M
13ColoradoRocky Mountain103.16M
14AlaskaFar West102.4737.3K
15Rhode IslandNew England102.31.1M
16VirginiaSoutheast101.18.9M
17ArizonaSouthwest100.77.6M
18NevadaFar West100.03.3M
19IllinoisGreat Lakes100.012.7M
20DelawareMideast99.81.1M
21UtahRocky Mountain98.93.5M
22MinnesotaPlains98.65.8M
23VermontNew England98.0644.7K
24PennsylvaniaMideast97.613.1M
25TexasSouthwest97.131.7M
26MaineNew England97.01.4M
27GeorgiaSoutheast96.311.3M
28MichiganGreat Lakes96.210.1M
29IdahoRocky Mountain95.52M
30MontanaRocky Mountain94.61.1M
31North CarolinaSoutheast94.311.2M
32WisconsinGreat Lakes94.16M
33South CarolinaSoutheast93.75.6M
34IndianaGreat Lakes93.37M
35OhioGreat Lakes92.811.9M
36WyomingRocky Mountain92.7588.8K
37New MexicoSouthwest92.22.1M
38TennesseeSoutheast91.97.3M
39MissouriPlains90.86.3M
40KentuckySoutheast90.24.6M
41NebraskaPlains90.12M
42KansasPlains90.13M
43West VirginiaSoutheast89.51.8M
44North DakotaPlains89.0799.4K
45AlabamaSoutheast88.85.2M
46South DakotaPlains88.6935.1K
47LouisianaSoutheast88.24.6M
48OklahomaSouthwest87.84.1M
49IowaPlains87.83.2M
50MississippiSoutheast87.03M
51ArkansasSoutheast86.93.1M

BEA and BLS official statistics; states: GDP 2025, income 2025, unemployment September 2026.