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Texas
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The population
of Texas in 2011 was
25,674,681.
PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME
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In 2011 Texas had a per capita personal income
(PCPI) of
$40,147.
This PCPI was
97 percent of the national average,
$41,560.
The 2011 PCPI
reflected an increase of
5.0 percent
from 2010.
The 2010-2011
national change was
4.4 percent.
In 2001 the PCPI of Texas
was $29,185.
The 2001-2011 compound annual growth rate of PCPI
was 3.2 percent.
The compound annual growth rate
for the nation was 2.9 percent.
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Per Capita Personal Income, 2011
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Per Capita Income as a Percent of the United States
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TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME
| CAGR: compound annual growth rate |
| | 2010-11 percent change | 2001-2011 CAGR
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| Texas |
6.8 %
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5.2 %
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| U.S. |
5.2 %
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3.8 %
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In 2011 Texas had a total personal income
(TPI) of
$1,030,749,973*.
In 2001 the TPI of Texas
was $622,217,081*.
*Note: Total personal income estimates
are in thousands of dollars, not adjusted for inflation.
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COMPONENTS OF TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME
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Total personal income includes
net earnings by place of residence; dividends, interest, and rent; and personal current transfer receipts received by
the residents of
Texas.
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Percent Contribution to Total Personal Income
| Texas |
United States |
2001 |
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2011 |
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| | Net earnings by place of residence |
| | Dividends, interest, and rent |
| | Personal current transfer receipts |
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| 2010-2011 percent change |
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Texas |
U.S. |
| Net earnings |
7.4 %
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5.7 %
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| Dividends, interest, and rent |
7.6 %
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7.5 %
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| Personal current transfer receipts |
3.3 %
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1.5 %
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| 2001-2011 compound annual growth rate |
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| Texas |
U.S. |
| Net earnings |
4.6 %
| 3.4 %
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| Dividends, interest, and rent |
4.9 %
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2.9 %
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| Personal current transfer receipts |
8.6 %
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6.9 %
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GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP) BY STATE
In 2011, Texas
current-dollar GDP was $1,308.1 billion
and ranked 2nd in the United States.
In 2001, Texas
GDP was $762.9 billion
and ranked 3rd in the United States.
In 2011, Texas real GDP
grew 3.3 percent;
the 2010-2011 national change was 1.5 percent.
The 2001-2011 compound annual growth rate for Texas
real GDP was 2.6 percent;
the compound annual growth rate for the nation was
1.4 percent.
GDP BY STATE FOR INDUSTRIES
In 2011, the largest industry in Texas
was government. This industry accounted for
11.2 percent of
Texas
GDP
and
had a 0.4 percent real decline.
The second largest industry was mining, which accounted for
9.1 percent of
Texas
GDP
and
had 7.7 percent real growth.
The largest contributor to real GDP growth in Texas was durable goods manufacturing. This industry accounted for
0.72 percentage point
of the total growth in real GDP.
The second largest contributor was mining. This industry accounted for
0.64 percentage point
of the total growth in real GDP.*
*Note: The industry contributions, or sum thereof, may be larger than 100 percent (and the percentage points larger than the percent change) because growing and declining industries offset one another.
Top Five State Industries as a percent of Total GDP, 2011
| | | Mining | | | Nondurable goods manufacturing | | | Real estate and rental and leasing |
| | | Professional, scientific, and technical services | | | Government | | | All others |
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