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Quarterly Earnings and Income in 2023:2

RankStateFIPS CodeEarnings by Place of Work adj. ($000,000)
1California06000$2,365,382,204
2Texas48000$1,511,323,535
3New York36000$1,284,982,913
4Florida12000$946,716,351
5Illinois17000$670,527,812
6Pennsylvania42000$620,066,687
7Ohio39000$515,206,547
8New Jersey34000$504,244,933
9Georgia13000$486,156,080
10Massachusetts25000$483,754,670
11North Carolina37000$480,356,086
12Washington53000$469,495,352
13Virginia51000$455,869,421
14Michigan26000$429,533,137
15Colorado08000$349,971,082
16Tennessee47000$334,861,585
17Maryland24000$320,000,349
18Arizona04000$318,203,892
19Minnesota27000$304,018,360
20Indiana18000$302,753,536
21Missouri29000$274,343,910
22Wisconsin55000$270,970,086
23Connecticut09000$213,634,737
24Oregon41000$209,406,304
25South Carolina45000$196,008,520
26Alabama01000$185,369,849
27Louisiana22000$177,966,922
28Kentucky21000$174,379,161
29Oklahoma40000$171,524,112
30Utah49000$165,598,954
31Nevada32000$145,876,848
32Iowa19000$145,223,775
33Kansas20000$141,616,181
34District of Columbia11000$130,318,059
35Arkansas05000$107,617,303
36Nebraska31000$105,408,244
37Mississippi28000$91,917,656
38New Hampshire33000$78,811,095
39New Mexico35000$77,584,812
40Idaho16000$76,328,422
41Hawaii15000$69,108,664
42Maine23000$59,644,628
43West Virginia54000$57,308,583
44Delaware10000$49,981,401
45Rhode Island44000$49,935,335
46Montana30000$47,381,520
47South Dakota46000$46,316,954
48North Dakota38000$44,096,238
49Alaska02000$38,767,898
50Vermont50000$29,176,157
51Wyoming56000$28,121,193

Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

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