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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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Vermont: GDP and industries

Gross domestic product of Vermont 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: +1.7% a year
Fig. 1Real GDP growth by yearPercent change in chained 2017 dollars; dashed — United States
-5%-2.5%0%2.5%5%7.5%200020052010201520202025VermontUnited States
VermontUnited States
YearGDP, current $Real GDP, 2017 $Real growthCompensationShare of US
2025$49.7B$38.1B+1.9%$26.1B0.16%
2024$47.3B$37.4B+2.7%$25.2B0.16%
2023$44.9B$36.4B+2.3%$24.2B0.16%
2022$41.8B$35.6B+4.3%$23.0B0.16%
2021$37.8B$34.1B+4.8%$21.3B0.16%
2020$34.7B$32.5B−2.5%$19.9B0.16%
2019$34.8B$33.3B+1.6%$19.8B0.16%
2018$33.5B$32.8B+0.7%$19.3B0.16%
2017$32.6B$32.6B+0.9%$18.7B0.17%
2016$31.8B$32.3B+0.8%$18.2B0.17%
2015$31.2B$32.0B+0.6%$17.8B0.17%
2014$30.4B$31.8B+1.1%$17.1B0.17%
2013$29.5B$31.5B−1.3%$16.8B0.17%
2012$29.3B$31.9B+0.7%$16.2B0.18%
2011$28.6B$31.7B+2.5%$15.8B0.18%
2010$27.5B$30.9B+4.5%$15.1B0.18%
2009$26.2B$29.6B−2.0%$14.8B0.18%
2008$26.1B$30.2B+3.0%$15.2B0.18%
2007$25.0B$29.3B−0.4%$14.7B0.17%
2006$24.5B$29.4B+0.5%$14.1B0.18%
2005$23.8B$29.3B+1.0%$13.6B0.18%
2004$23.0B$29.0B+5.2%$13.1B0.19%
2003$21.4B$27.5B+3.9%$12.4B0.19%
2002$20.4B$26.5B+3.3%$11.9B0.19%
2001$19.5B$25.7B+3.4%$11.6B0.18%
2000$18.5B$24.8B+5.4%$10.9B0.18%
1999$17.3B$23.6B+5.8%$10.1B0.18%
1998$16.2B$22.3B+4.2%$9.5B0.18%
1997$15.4B$21.4B—$8.9B0.18%

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$4.3B$4.8B$4.9B$7.3B+69%
Government$3.9B$4.5B$5.1B$6.1B+56%
Manufacturing$3.0B$2.8B$3.1B$3.9B+29%
Finance & insurance$1.2B$1.7B$2.0B$3.4B+172%
Professional services$1.7B$2.0B$2.4B$3.7B+125%
Health care$2.7B$3.3B$3.9B$5.3B+93%
Wholesale trade$1.3B$1.6B$1.9B$2.4B+81%
Retail trade$2.0B$2.4B$2.8B$3.9B+93%
Information$961M$842M$872M$1.5B+54%
Construction$1.1B$1.1B$1.2B$1.8B+70%
Transportation & warehousing$505M$536M$576M$781M+55%
Accommodation & food$1.1B$1.6B$1.5B$3.0B+168%
Administrative & waste services$565M$749M$982M$1.7B+195%
Other services$595M$712M$780M$1.1B+86%
Management of companies$103M$264M$291M$361M+250%
Utilities$751M$750M$720M$1.2B+60%
Mining, oil & gas$235M$163M$149M$226M−4%
Education$723M$787M$868M$1.0B+42%
Arts & recreation$292M$322M$301M$583M+99%
Agriculture$389M$433M$384M$536M+38%
ΣAll industries$27.5B$31.2B$34.7B$49.7B+81%

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