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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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UT!GDP=SAGDP1(49, 1997:2025)

Utah: GDP and industries

Gross domestic product of Utah every year since 1997 in current and inflation-adjusted dollars, and the value added of twenty industries since 2010.

BEA SAGDP1 · SAGDP2Average real growth since 2015: +4.6% a year
Fig. 1Real GDP growth by yearPercent change in chained 2017 dollars; dashed — United States
-5%0%5%10%200020052010201520202025UtahUnited States
UtahUnited States
YearGDP, current $Real GDP, 2017 $Real growthCompensationShare of US
2025$319.2B$243.0B+2.7%$158.1B1.03%
2024$302.6B$236.7B+5.0%$150.8B1.03%
2023$282.1B$225.4B+2.8%$141.5B1.01%
2022$262.4B$219.2B+3.6%$131.8B1.01%
2021$233.6B$211.5B+8.7%$120.5B0.98%
2020$205.6B$194.7B+1.0%$109.8B0.96%
2019$201.3B$192.7B+5.8%$103.2B0.93%
2018$186.8B$182.1B+5.8%$96.7B0.90%
2017$172.1B$172.1B+5.9%$89.8B0.88%
2016$159.3B$162.5B+4.6%$84.7B0.85%
2015$149.8B$155.4B+3.6%$80.1B0.82%
2014$142.6B$150.1B+3.5%$75.4B0.81%
2013$135.3B$145.0B+3.1%$71.9B0.80%
2012$129.4B$140.6B+1.7%$68.4B0.80%
2011$125.1B$138.3B+3.4%$65.1B0.80%
2010$118.3B$133.7B+2.1%$61.8B0.79%
2009$113.8B$131.0B−2.0%$61.0B0.79%
2008$116.9B$133.7B−0.1%$63.1B0.79%
2007$115.2B$133.8B+4.9%$61.2B0.80%
2006$106.8B$127.5B+7.7%$56.4B0.77%
2005$95.5B$118.4B+6.4%$51.0B0.73%
2004$86.8B$111.3B+6.2%$47.4B0.71%
2003$79.5B$104.8B+1.9%$44.2B0.69%
2002$76.3B$102.8B+2.6%$42.8B0.70%
2001$73.0B$100.2B+1.6%$42.0B0.69%
2000$70.1B$98.6B+3.6%$40.1B0.68%
1999$65.8B$95.2B+4.3%$37.3B0.68%
1998$62.1B$91.3B+5.8%$35.0B0.68%
1997$57.8B$86.3B—$32.6B0.67%

Current-dollar GDP, real GDP and compensation of employees: BEA, SAGDP1. Real growth is the change in chained 2017 dollars.

Value added by industry

Current dollars. A dash means BEA did not publish the figure (suppressed or not applicable).

Industry2010201520202025Change 2010–2025Trend
Real estate$14.7B$18.2B$26.3B$44.8B+204%
Government$16.9B$19.0B$24.1B$33.1B+95%
Manufacturing$17.4B$16.8B$19.8B$29.7B+71%
Finance & insurance$8.0B$13.2B$19.4B$31.5B+296%
Professional services$6.7B$10.0B$14.7B$24.1B+260%
Health care$6.8B$8.5B$11.1B$17.4B+157%
Wholesale trade$5.9B$7.8B$10.9B$16.0B+170%
Retail trade$7.8B$10.9B$16.0B$21.0B+170%
Information$5.1B$6.6B$10.2B$17.5B+243%
Construction$5.2B$9.0B$15.8B$25.0B+378%
Transportation & warehousing$4.0B$5.6B$6.5B$10.2B+154%
Accommodation & food$2.7B$3.9B$4.4B$8.2B+201%
Administrative & waste services$3.2B$4.3B$5.8B$8.8B+177%
Other services$3.2B$4.3B$5.6B$7.4B+129%
Management of companies$1.9B$2.1B$2.5B$3.7B+96%
Utilities$1.6B$2.0B$3.7B$7.3B+365%
Mining, oil & gas$4.0B$3.0B$3.6B$4.9B+23%
Education$1.8B$2.2B$3.0B$4.1B+136%
Arts & recreation$887M$1.2B$1.4B$2.8B+216%
Agriculture$561M$992M$895M$1.6B+184%
ΣAll industries$118.3B$149.8B$205.6B$319.2B+170%

BEA, GDP by state and industry (SAGDP2), NAICS sectors.