PIL comparato

[Amati75]

Interessante comparazione:

California has the same size economy as France. How do other US states compare?

The US has the largest economy in the world. Its GDP for 2015, according to World Bank data, is over US$18 trillion. This is $7 billion more than China’s, which is in second place.

To put this into perspective, here are three maps.

Some US states have GDPs the size of countries

The first map shows seven areas of the US that have the same GDP as entire countries.

It shows that California has the same size economy as France. Both have nearly $2.54 trillion in output.

Together, the remaining western states produce $1.8 trillion in GDP, almost the equivalent of Italy’s, the world’s eighth-largest economy, with $1.81 trillion in output.

The economy of the north-east states – Massachusetts and Pennsylvania up to Maine and including New York – amounts to $4.2 trillion, similar to Japan’s at $4.12 trillion.

Florida and Alabama, with $1.087 trillion in GDP, almost match Mexico at $1.14 trillion, while Texas’s economy, $1.59 trillion, is close to that of Brazil at $1.74 trillion.

Germany, Europe’s biggest economy, has a GDP roughly the same as 12 of the eastern states, at $3.35 trillion in 2015.

Image: World Bank/Bureau of Economic Analysis
The GDP of US cities

The next map matches the economies of metropolitan areas of the United States to entire countries.

New York’s GDP matches that of Canada, both around $1,500 billion. Los Angeles produces a similar amount to Indonesia, at around $900 billion in GDP each. Miami’s GDP of around $300 billion is comparable to that of South Africa.

Image: World Bank/Bureau of Economic Analysis
Over half of US GDP in cities

This final map shows how America’s economic output is concentrated in metropolitan areas. It shows that just over half of the $18 trillion in GDP comes from the country’s 23 largest metro areas.

Image: Bureau of Economic Analysis
The top five are New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Washington.

Image: Bureau of Economic Analysis/World Bank
In fact, America’s 19 largest metro economies, if taken as separate nations, would all rank in the top 50 of the world’s largest economies, and all 20 metro areas in the table above would rank in the world’s 60 largest economies, according to the creators of the map.




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[vostok]

una curiosità:

ma nella zona ricoperta dall italia, esattamente quanti abitanti ci sono?
ad occhio se non ricordo male alcuni di quegli stati sono semi deserti

[tafazzo]

according to the creators of the map.

[Amati75]

according to the creators of the map.

Non si capisce bene il punto che vorrestsi fre, che capisco che nella tu atesta tu pensi sia una genialata... ma i numeri son numeri...

A meno che volevi fare la solita insignificante Tafazzata.

[agaragar]

Interessante comparazione:

California has the same size economy as France. How do other US states compare?

The US has the largest economy in the world. Its GDP for 2015, according to World Bank data, is over US$18 trillion. This is $7 billion more than China’s, which is in second place.

Kazzaro

[Amati75]

Kazzaro

Lei per caso ha qualche dato segreto che sa solo lei o e' un altra delle sue fantasie durante uno dei suoi trips mentali?

[Amati75]

Kazzaro

Dato che non so bene a cosa lei facesse riferimento con la sua solita svalvolata:

California vs Francia PIL 2015:

The Bureau of Economic Analysis's latest data on state growth showed that the west coast state's economic output for 2015 came in at $2.46 trillion.
That number pushes California's economic output above that of France, which pumped out an estimated $2.422 trillion last year.
Somewhat notably, while France's population comes in around 66.48 million, California's is only about 39.14 million — which means that the US state produces slightly more than France with about 40% fewer people.

California GDP crushes everyone - Business Insider Deutschland

Oppure era usi dati USA & Cina della WB ?

Gross domestic product 2015
(millions of Ranking Economy US dollars)

1 United States 17,946,996
2 China 10,866,444

3 Japan 4,123,258
4 Germany 3,355,772
5 United Kingdom 2,848,755
6 France 2,421,682
7 India 2,073,543
8 Italy 1,814,763
9 Brazil 1,774,725
10 Canada 1,550,537

http://databank.worldbank.org/data/download/GDP.pdf

Di cosa aveva da ridere che non si capisce, non e' che per forza le sue fantasie personali devono essere rese pubblche, a volte le conviene pure tenerele dentro di se.

[agaragar]

Ormai tutti i siti danno per avvenuto il sorpasso del Pil cinese su quello Usa............

[Amati75]

Ormai tutti i siti danno per avvenuto il sorpasso del Pil cinese su quello Usa............

Nuovamente.. lei confonde il PIL PPP con il PIL.. e cosa dicano fnatoamtici "siti" e' irrilevante, cosa e' rilevante e' cio' che indicano i dati, e quali dati si usano per analizzare cosa, ergo, lo dica alla Banca Mondiale, da dove arrivano i dati lnkati... per certo.. sempre dalla Banca Mondiale arrivano le stime del PIL PPP... SOLO CHE il PIL PPP NON serve ad una benemerita pippa quando si parla a livello internazionale... come gia' spiegatole tante volte.. se ancora non l' ha capito... ripeto.... faccia le sue rimostranze alla Banca Mondiale ed al FMI....

PS: Se non l' aveva capito WORLD BANK = Banca Mondiale.

[tancredi]

Non si capisce bene il punto che vorrestsi fre, che capisco che nella tu atesta tu pensi sia una genialata... ma i numeri son numeri...

A meno che volevi fare la solita insignificante Tafazzata.

Ma tu vuoi ragionare e cercare qualcosa di sensato in uno come Tafazzo? E' come cercare vita intelligente su Mercurio....