Gross Domestic Product - GDP

Real gross domestic product (GDP) in the US increased by 5.9% in the fourth quarter of 2009, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce.

Some of the smallest states and some of the largest states in the United States measured by real gross domestic product (GDP) posted negative real GDP growth rates for 2008, according to data from the Department of Commerce.

Gross Domestic Product - GDP News

The economy of Wisconsin is nearly a quarter of a trillion dollars
The economy of Wyoming posted a real GDP growth rate of 4.4%.
The economy of Tennessee is a $250 billion economy
The economy of Washington posted a real GDP growth rate of 2%.

With the first quarter 2010 gross domestic product (GDP) growth estimate revised down by 0.3% from last month's estimate and other indicators showing a lack of traction for a full out recovery, many economists feel 2010 will be a slow growth year.

Recent Gross Domestic Product - GDP News

North Dakota had the highest real gdp growth rate
Vermont's economy grew by 1.7%
Iowa's nominal GDP grew at 4.5%