[Essential Information for U.S. Immigration] 2015 Economic Rankings of U.S. States Released

  Friends interested in investing and immigrating to the United States are keen on the favorable economic environment in the U.S. Is the U.S. worth investing in? How has the U.S. economy developed recently? Here are the latest data on the economic rankings of U.S. states (GDP) for 2015, provided for the reference of friends immigrating to the U.S. for property investment:

  California — $2.287 trillion (If it were independent, it would be the 7th largest economy in the world, equivalent to India)

  Texas — $1.602 trillion (If it were independent, it would be the 10th largest economy in the world, equivalent to Canada)

  New York — $1.350 trillion (GDP comparable to South Korea, 13th in the world)

  Florida — $833.5 billion (GDP comparable to Indonesia, 16th in the world)

  Illinois — $742.4 billion (GDP comparable to the Netherlands, 18th in the world)

  Pennsylvania — $664.9 billion (GDP comparable to Switzerland, 19th in the world)

  Ohio — $584.7 billion (GDP comparable to Argentina, 21st in the world)

  New Jersey — $560.7 billion (GDP comparable to Argentina, 21st in the world)

  North Carolina — $491.6 billion (GDP comparable to Poland, 23rd in the world)

  Georgia — $472.4 billion (GDP comparable to Poland, 23rd in the world)

  Virginia — $464.6 billion (GDP comparable to Belgium, 25th in the world)

  Massachusetts — $462.8 billion (GDP comparable to Belgium, 25th in the world)

  Michigan — $449.2 billion (GDP comparable to Belgium, 25th in the world)

  Washington — $425.0 billion (GDP comparable to Norway, 27th in the world)

  Maryland — $351.2 billion (GDP comparable to the United Arab Emirates, 30th in the world)

  Indiana — $328.2 billion (GDP comparable to Colombia, 31st in the world)

  Minnesota — $326.1 billion (GDP comparable to South Africa, 33rd in the world)

  Colorado — $309.7 billion (GDP comparable to Denmark, 34th in the world)

  Tennessee — $296.6 billion (GDP comparable to Singapore, 36th in the world)

  Wisconsin — $293.1 billion (GDP comparable to Singapore, 36th in the world)

  Arizona — $288.9 billion (GDP comparable to Egypt, 38th in the world)

  Missouri — $285.1 billion (GDP comparable to Egypt, 38th in the world)

  Connecticut — $259.0 billion (GDP comparable to Singapore, 36th in the world)

  Louisiana — $257.0 billion (GDP comparable to Chile, 40th in the world)

  Oregon — $229.2 billion (GDP comparable to Ireland, 43rd in the world)

  Alabama — $199.7 billion (GDP comparable to Portugal, 45th in the world)

  Oklahoma — $192.2 billion

  South Carolina — $190.2 billion

  Kentucky — $189.7 billion

  Iowa — $174.5 billion

  Kansas — $149.2 billion

  Utah — $148.0 billion

  Nevada — $136.9 billion

  Arkansas — $129.7 billion

  Nebraska — $115.3 billion

  Mississippi — $109.2 billion

  District of Columbia — $105.5 billion

  New Mexico — $95.3 billion

  Hawaii — $78.1 billion

  West Virginia — $78.1 billion

  New Hampshire — $70.1 billion

  Idaho — $66.6 billion

  Delaware — $65.0 billion

  North Dakota — $62.8 billion

  Alaska — $60.5 billion

  Maine — $56.2 billion

  South Dakota — $49.1 billion

  Wyoming — $48.5 billion

  Rhode Island — $46.0 billion

  Montana — $45.4 billion

  Vermont — $30.7 billion

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