People often talk about how massive the United States is in terms of economy and land, but here’s a fact that really puts it into perspective: The state of Texas alone has a GDP roughly equal to the entire African continent—minus South Africa.
Yes, you read that right. One U.S. state generates as much economic output as over 50 countries combined.
exas, a single state, with just 30 million people, produces the same wealth as a continent of over a billion people. That’s the scale of the economic disparity.
And we’re not even talking about the entire U.S. economy—just one state, known for oil, tech, energy, and industry, standing toe-to-toe w8ith an entire landmass that spans three times the size of the U.S.
Yes, you read that right. One U.S. state generates as much economic output as over 50 countries combined.
exas, a single state, with just 30 million people, produces the same wealth as a continent of over a billion people. That’s the scale of the economic disparity.
And we’re not even talking about the entire U.S. economy—just one state, known for oil, tech, energy, and industry, standing toe-to-toe w8ith an entire landmass that spans three times the size of the U.S.
People often talk about how massive the United States is in terms of economy and land, but here’s a fact that really puts it into perspective: The state of Texas alone has a GDP roughly equal to the entire African continent—minus South Africa.
Yes, you read that right. One U.S. state generates as much economic output as over 50 countries combined.
exas, a single state, with just 30 million people, produces the same wealth as a continent of over a billion people. That’s the scale of the economic disparity.
And we’re not even talking about the entire U.S. economy—just one state, known for oil, tech, energy, and industry, standing toe-to-toe w8ith an entire landmass that spans three times the size of the U.S.
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