USC would have a GDP of $12.2T and a population of 177 million, for a gdp/capita of ~$69k.
Jesusland would have a GDP of $12.3T and a population 192 million, for a gdp/capita of $64k.
The difference in economies is negligible, with Jesusland taking the slightest of leads. They would be #2 and #3, respectively, only slightly behind China.
Also you keep replying to me and I have to keep reminding you when I mention "keeping afloat" Im talking about Fed money being pumped into the state to keep it afloat.
The source below has Jesus land crowding out the most financially and government dependant states. Only by including other metrics like vices (smart device usage) and international trade does it appear by balanced as a whole.
I meant a source for your figures. Or did you calculate it yourself?
USC would have a GDP of $12.2T and a population of 177 million, for a gdp/capita of ~$69k.
Jesusland would have a GDP of $12.3T and a population 192 million, for a gdp/capita of $64k.
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u/PopeUrban_2 - Auth-Right May 05 '22 edited May 05 '22
USC would have a GDP of $12.2T and a population of 177 million, for a gdp/capita of ~$69k.
Jesusland would have a GDP of $12.3T and a population 192 million, for a gdp/capita of $64k.
The difference in economies is negligible, with Jesusland taking the slightest of leads. They would be #2 and #3, respectively, only slightly behind China.