A 20 trillion dollar economy with a 32 trillion dollar debt. Otherwise known as the road to ruin.
To: thegagline
DC outputs nothing.
It should be shown as an economic sinkhole.
2 posted on
07/23/2023 3:36:21 PM PDT by
PTBAA
To: thegagline
I may be a moron but it basically matches population.
To: thegagline
Texas’ economy is driven largely by industries like advanced manufacturing, biotech, life sciences, aerospace, and defense. The state is also home to a number of large companies, like Tesla and Texas Instruments, which make it a hub for jobs, innovation, and opportunity. No mention of oil and gas? What a joke.
To: thegagline
I would like to see this chart over time to see how cali and ny are reducing while Florida and Texas are expanding.
5 posted on
07/23/2023 3:45:22 PM PDT by
joma89
(Buy weapons and ammo, folks, and have the will to use them.)
To: thegagline
6 posted on
07/23/2023 3:57:20 PM PDT by
Oldeconomybuyer
(The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money)
To: thegagline
A lot of these analyses are based on Federal filings. That skews things, as it emphasises the location of reporting, mainly corporate HQs and investment owners like mutual funds, hedge funds and retirement funds, not actual business activity.
It probably leads to an unrealistic emphasis on CA, NY, IL, CT, etc. They loom larger than they should.
7 posted on
07/23/2023 4:25:57 PM PDT by
buwaya
(Strategic imperatives )
To: thegagline
Interesting...thanks for posting. I see those in DC are well paid to suck the ;life out of the rest of the country.
With Amazon and Microsoft and others here in Washington state I’d have thought we’d be higher up.
8 posted on
07/23/2023 5:03:16 PM PDT by
Aria
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