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Comparative Report Shows Alberta's GDP Ranking Decline vs. California and North Dakota

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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A new study comparing regional economic performance noted that Alberta's per-person GDP ranking dropped from seventh place in 1999 to 25th place in 2024. During the 25-year period, Alberta's per-person GDP grew at a slower rate than both California and North Dakota. Furthermore, employment incomes in Alberta have declined since 2010.

From calgarysun.com

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The report uses per-person GDP as a key indicator of incomes and living standards across jurisdictions. The findings highlight significant differences in economic growth and income trends between Alberta and American states like California and North Dakota.

From calgarysun.com

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  • AlbertaProvince of Canada whose per-person GDP ranking and employment incomes were analyzed.
  • CaliforniaUS state whose per-person GDP growth was cited as strong compared to Alberta.
  • North DakotaUS state whose per-person GDP growth was cited as strong compared to Alberta.

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