The broadest measure of economic activity is the gross domestic product (GDP). Gross Domestic Product by State (GSP) measures the value-added from industries in that state. According to estimates from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, in 2024, Missouri ranked 22nd nationally in GSP at $353.31 billion in inflation-adjusted (chained 2017) dollars, a 1.8 percent increase from 2023 to 2024. Nationally inflation-adjusted GDP increased 2.8 percent over the same period.
Missouri’s private sector contributed over $316.59 billion to Missouri’s real GSP (adjusted for inflation, chained 2017 dollars) in 2024 whereas Government and government enterprises contributed $36.8 billion.
Missouri GDP by industry is a measure of the state's output or size of the state's economy by industry. Industry-level analysis helps to show which industries make the largest contribution to the state's economy. The percent change shows either an increase or decline in the contribution between the most current two years of data. This data lags by one calendar year.
The dashboard below can be used to see GDP data for all US states and Missouri GDP trends using interactive filters by selecting a desired year and GDP type. An excel file of GDP data for all US states over the last five years can be downloaded by clicking here.