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*** Please note this list does not include Consolidated Statistical Areas ***

Includes all MSAs with GMP 25.0 billion and greater

MSAs ranked by GMP 2004

Rank, MSA, GMP-Billions, GMP per Capita

1 New York 901.3 $48,172

2 Los Angeles-Long Beach 581.3 $44,957

3 Chicago 392.6 $41,810

4 Washington 276.2 $53,735

5 Dallas-Fort Worth 256.4 $44,982

6 Philadelphia 253.4 $43,690

7 Boston 233.7 $52,873

8 Houston 214.7 $41,448

9 San Francisco-Oakland 204.9 $49,373

10 Atlanta 198.1 $42,059

11 Miami-Fort Lauderdale 184.2 $34,366

12 Detroit 176.0 $39,198

13 Seattle-Tacoma 155.0 $48,896

14 Minneapolis-St. Paul 145.8 $46,731

15 Phoenix 140.8 $37,849

16 San Diego 136.1 $46,451

17 Riverside-San Bernardino 122.7 $32,375

18 Baltimore 112.4 $42,576

19 Denver 108.5 $46,567

20 St. Louis 102.0 $36,957

21 Tampa-St. Petersburg 100.3 $38,726

22 Pittsburgh 92.6 $38,551

23 San Jose 90.8 $52,154

24 Sacramento 86.0 $42,638

25 Cleveland 83.6 $39,120

26 Cincinnati 78.2 $37,998

27 Portland (OR) 77.5 $37,548

28 Virginia Beach-Norfolk 74.1 $45,073

29 Kansas City 73.9 $38,390

30 Orlando 72.6 $38,990

31 Hartford 70.5 $59,494

32 Las Vegas 70.2 $42,520

33 Columbus (OH) 69.1 $40,791

34 San Antonio 69.1 $37,271

35 Charlotte 68.3 $46,305

36 Indianapolis 65.9 $40,629

37 Providence 64.0 $39,288

38 Milwaukee 62.8 $41,425

39 Austin 58.7 $41,572

40 Nashville 56.3 $40,330

41 Buffalo 56.1 $48,614

42 Richmond (VA) 53.0 $45,927

43 Rochester (NY) 50.3 $48,319

44 Bridgeport-Stamford 49.8 $55,150

45 Jacksonville 48.6 $39,673

46 Memphis 48.0 $38,400

47 New Orleans 47.0 $35,606

48 Louisville 44.4 $36,969

49 Albany (NY) 43.4 $51,361

50 Salt Lake City 42.5 $41,708

51 New Haven 40.8 $48,227

52 Oklahoma City 38.2 $33,392

53 Honolulu 37.9 $42,111

54 Birmingham 36.9 $34,104

55 Raleigh 36.1 $39,454

56 Grand Rapids 33.1 $43,099

57 Worcester 32.5 $41,720

58 Dayton 32.2 $38,061

59 Syracuse 32.1 $49,083

60 Fresno 32.1 $37,024

61 Omaha 32.0 $39,801

62 Greensboro 31.7 $47,455

63 Oxnard 31.4 $39,348

64 Tucson 29.7 $38,077

65 Tulsa 29.1 $32,993

66 Albuquerque 28.7 $36,748

67 Allentown-Bethlehem 28.3 $36,282

68 Springfield (MA) 28.1 $40,843

69 Baton Rouge 27.3 $37,449

70 Harrisburg 26.1 $50,289

71 Knoxville 25.2 $38,949

72 Akron 25.2 $35,897

73 Columbia (SC) 25.0 $36,819

MSAs ranked by GMP per capita 2004

Rank, MSA, GMP per Capita, GMP-Billions

1 Hartford $59,494 70.5

2 Bridgeport-Stamford $55,150 49.8

3 Washington $53,735 276.2

4 Boston $52,873 233.7

5 San Jose $52,154 90.8

6 Albany (NY) $51,361 43.4

7 Harrisburg $50,289 26.1

8 San Francisco-Oakland $49,373 204.9

9 Syracuse $49,083 32.1

10 Seattle-Tacoma $48,896 155.0

11 Buffalo $48,614 56.1

12 Rochester (NY) $48,319 50.3

13 New Haven $48,227 40.8

14 New York $48,172 901.3

15 Greensboro $47,455 31.7

16 Minneapolis-St. Paul $46,731 145.8

17 Denver $46,567 108.5

18 San Diego $46,451 136.1

19 Charlotte $46,305 68.3

20 Richmond (VA) $45,927 53.0

21 Virginia Beach-Norfolk $45,073 74.1

22 Dallas-Fort Worth $44,982 256.4

23 Los Angeles-Long Beach $44,957 581.3

24 Philadelphia $43,690 253.4

25 Grand Rapids $43,099 33.1

26 Sacramento $42,638 86.0

27 Baltimore $42,576 112.4

28 Las Vegas $42,520 70.2

29 Honolulu $42,111 37.9

30 Atlanta $42,059 198.1

31 Chicago $41,810 392.6

32 Worcester $41,720 32.5

33 Salt Lake City $41,708 42.5

34 Austin $41,572 58.7

35 Houston $41,448 214.7

36 Milwaukee $41,425 62.8

37 Springfield (MA) $40,843 28.1

38 Columbus (OH) $40,791 69.1

39 Indianapolis $40,629 65.9

40 Nashville $40,330 56.3

41 Omaha $39,801 32.0

42 Jacksonville $39,673 48.6

43 Raleigh $39,454 36.1

44 Oxnard $39,348 31.4

45 Providence $39,288 64.0

46 Detroit $39,198 176.0

47 Cleveland $39,120 83.6

48 Orlando $38,990 72.6

49 Knoxville $38,949 25.2

50 Tampa-St. Petersburg $38,726 100.3

51 Pittsburgh $38,551 92.6

52 Memphis $38,400 48.0

53 Kansas City $38,390 73.9

54 Tucson $38,077 29.7

55 Dayton $38,061 32.2

56 Cincinnati $37,998 78.2

57 Phoenix $37,849 140.8

58 Portland (OR) $37,548 77.5

59 Baton Rouge $37,449 27.3

60 San Antonio $37,271 69.1

61 Fresno $37,024 32.1

62 Louisville $36,969 44.4

63 St. Louis $36,957 102.0

64 Columbia (SC) $36,819 25.0

65 Albuquerque $36,748 28.7

66 Allentown-Bethlehem $36,282 28.3

67 Akron $35,897 25.2

68 New Orleans $35,606 47.0

69 Miami-Fort Lauderdale $34,366 184.2

70 Birmingham $34,104 36.9

71 Oklahoma City $33,392 38.2

72 Tulsa $32,993 29.1

73 Riverside-San Bernardino $32,375 122.7

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That is some interesting data, I'm sure it will spark some debate. Hartford is a national insuarance center isn't it? Also - it is nice to see some bad press plagued cities are still major economic forces, such as Buffalo ranked #11 in the per capita list.

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*** Please note this list does not include Consolidated Statistical Areas ***

Includes all MSAs with GMP 25.0 billion and greater

Rank, MSA, GMP per Capita, GMP-Billions

1 Hartford $59,494 70.5

2 Bridgeport-Stamford $55,150 49.8

3 Washington $53,735 276.2

4 Boston $52,873 233.7

5 San Jose $52,154 90.8

6 Albany (NY) $51,361 43.4

7 Harrisburg $50,289 26.1

8 San Francisco-Oakland $49,373 204.9

9 Syracuse $49,083 32.1

10 Seattle-Tacoma $48,896 155.0

11 Buffalo $48,614 56.1

12 Rochester (NY) $48,319 50.3

13 New Haven $48,227 40.8

14 New York $48,172 901.3

15 Greensboro $47,455 31.7

16 Minneapolis-St. Paul $46,731 145.8

17 Denver $46,567 108.5

18 San Diego $46,451 136.1

19 Charlotte $46,305 68.3

20 Richmond (VA) $45,927 53.0

21 Virginia Beach-Norfolk $45,073 74.1

22 Dallas-Fort Worth $44,982 256.4

23 Los Angeles-Long Beach $44,957 581.3

24 Philadelphia $43,690 253.4

25 Grand Rapids $43,099 33.1

26 Sacramento $42,638 86.0

27 Baltimore $42,576 112.4

28 Las Vegas $42,520 70.2

29 Honolulu $42,111 37.9

30 Atlanta $42,059 198.1

31 Chicago $41,810 392.6

32 Worcester $41,720 32.5

33 Salt Lake City $41,708 42.5

34 Austin $41,572 58.7

35 Houston $41,448 214.7

36 Milwaukee $41,425 62.8

37 Springfield (MA) $40,843 28.1

38 Columbus (OH) $40,791 69.1

39 Indianapolis $40,629 65.9

40 Nashville $40,330 56.3

41 Omaha $39,801 32.0

42 Jacksonville $39,673 48.6

43 Raleigh $39,454 36.1

44 Oxnard $39,348 31.4

45 Providence $39,288 64.0

46 Detroit $39,198 176.0

47 Cleveland $39,120 83.6

48 Orlando $38,990 72.6

49 Knoxville $38,949 25.2

50 Tampa-St. Petersburg $38,726 100.3

51 Pittsburgh $38,551 92.6

52 Memphis $38,400 48.0

53 Kansas City $38,390 73.9

54 Tucson $38,077 29.7

55 Dayton $38,061 32.2

56 Cincinnati $37,998 78.2

57 Phoenix $37,849 140.8

58 Portland (OR) $37,548 77.5

59 Baton Rouge $37,449 27.3

60 San Antonio $37,271 69.1

61 Fresno $37,024 32.1

62 Louisville $36,969 44.4

63 St. Louis $36,957 102.0

64 Columbia (SC) $36,819 25.0

65 Albuquerque $36,748 28.7

66 Allentown-Bethlehem $36,282 28.3

67 Akron $35,897 25.2

68 New Orleans $35,606 47.0

69 Miami-Fort Lauderdale $34,366 184.2

70 Birmingham $34,104 36.9

71 Oklahoma City $33,392 38.2

72 Tulsa $32,993 29.1

73 Riverside-San Bernardino $32,375 122.7

Wow! I have to say I'm shocked in Grand Rapids' GMP - per capita ranking! Does anyone know what would drive a per capita "ranking" to be so high? How does one region's per capita outperform others? Level or value of services or products sold?

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im the most shocked about how high Albany, NY ranks. What in the hell??

My guess is that Albany and Harrisburg rank high due to the fact they are both state capitals in large states but are relatively small cities. The amount of government related jobs and their offshoots required for such large states obviously bolster the economy of these two smaller cities.

The same is probably true for Washington DC, only on a national level.

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My guess is that Albany and Harrisburg rank high due to the fact they are both state capitals in large states but are relatively small cities. The amount of government related jobs and their offshoots required for such large states obviously bolster the economy of these two smaller cities.

The same is probably true for Washington DC, only on a national level.

Doesn't really explain away the high showings of the other upstate NY cities though.

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Connecticut and New York are very impressive in terms of GMP per capita.

All three major MSAs in Connecticut make the top 13 and all 5 major MSAs in New York make the top 14. In a list including 73 MSAs that is amazing.

1 Hartford $59,494 70.5

2 Bridgeport-Stamford $55,150 49.8

3 Washington $53,735 276.2

4 Boston $52,873 233.7

5 San Jose $52,154 90.8

6 Albany (NY) $51,361 43.4

7 Harrisburg $50,289 26.1

8 San Francisco-Oakland $49,373 204.9

9 Syracuse $49,083 32.1

10 Seattle-Tacoma $48,896 155.0

11 Buffalo $48,614 56.1

12 Rochester (NY) $48,319 50.3

13 New Haven $48,227 40.8

14 New York $48,172 901.3

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Connecticut and New York are very impressive in terms of GMP per capita.

All three major MSAs in Connecticut make the top 13 and all 5 major MSAs in New York make the top 14. In a list including 73 MSAs that is amazing.

1 Hartford $59,494 70.5

2 Bridgeport-Stamford $55,150 49.8

3 Washington $53,735 276.2

4 Boston $52,873 233.7

5 San Jose $52,154 90.8

6 Albany (NY) $51,361 43.4

7 Harrisburg $50,289 26.1

8 San Francisco-Oakland $49,373 204.9

9 Syracuse $49,083 32.1

10 Seattle-Tacoma $48,896 155.0

11 Buffalo $48,614 56.1

12 Rochester (NY) $48,319 50.3

13 New Haven $48,227 40.8

14 New York $48,172 901.3

Connecticut's 4 major cities are in the Top 15. Very impressive indeed. :D

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monsoon Gigalopolis

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I'm not getting this at all. Places like Syracuse are notorious for being economically flat and being struggling cities. What gives?

Per capita means per person. If a company downsizes their workforce, they may produce the same amount of goods, i.e. they they are flat, but the goods per person rises.

Places with rapidly growing populations, may have a lower per capita income.

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hmm, number 12, Detroit did pretty well. im kinda surprised that Flint, Mi isnt on the list(toward the bottom of it), there are alot of manufacturing plants here, including several large car factories

but on the second list, im blown away that a place called Oxnard, which ive never heard of, beat Detroit

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