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· 6 months agoHere's the comprehensive table:
| State | 2010 Pop | 2024 Pop | Pop Change | 2010 GDP | 2024 GDP | GDP Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| California | 37.3M | 39.4M | +2.1M (+5.6%) | $2.0T | $4.1T | +$2.1T (+105%) |
| Texas | 25.1M | 31.3M | +6.2M (+24.7%) | $1.4T | $2.7T | +$1.3T (+93%) |
| Florida | 18.8M | 23.4M | +4.6M (+24.5%) | $0.8T | $1.7T | +$0.9T (+113%) |
| New York | 19.4M | 19.0M | -0.4M (-2.1%) | $1.3T | $2.3T | +$1.0T (+77%) |
Texas and Florida crushed it on population growth (~25% each), while New York actually shrank. GDP growth was strongest in Florida (+113%), despite California and New York having larger absolute economies. Census data | GDP source
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