Originally Posted by marothisu
GDP is out by metropolitan area and county this morning for 2018. For current dollars, the GDP of Chicago MSA is at $689,464,744 which is an increase of $29,609,703 from 2017 (in 2017 dollars).
In terms of chained dollars (2012 dollars), 2018 was at $611,591,128 which is an increase of $11,169,134 from 2017 (in terms of 2012 dollars).
Here's some select MSAs and their changes from 2017 to 2018 in current dollar GDP (not chained):
1. NYC MSA: +$74,197,526
2. Los Angeles MSA: +$52,546,871
3. San Francisco MSA: +$39,231,043
4. San Jose MSA: +$32,158,347
5. Houston MSA: +$31,257,373
6. Seattle MSA: +$31,096,753
7. Dallas MSA: +$30,291,473
8. Chicago MSA: +$29,609,703
9. Washington DC MSA: +$25,130,450
10. Boston MSA: +$24,426,190
11. Philadelphia MSA: +$21,608,919
12. Miami MSA: +$17,298,024
13. Atlanta MSA: +$17,037,171
14. San Diego MSA: +$14,349,378
15. Austin MSA: +$10,238,232
16. Detroit MSA: +$10,206,170
17. Riverside, CA MSA: +$10,047,456
18. Baltimore MSA: +$9,538,243
19. San Antonio MSA: +$8,819,607
Percentage wise, Chicago MSA increased by 4.5%, which was a little higher than the NYC metro area. It was also dead even with the Atlanta MSA and about 0.4% lower than DC. It was 0.8% lower than the LA area. In terms of overall change, it is fairly close to the changes that the Dallas, Houston, and Seattle areas had.
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