São Paulo produced 31.5% of Brazil's GDP in 2023, more than the 20 smallest states combined
In 2023, Brazil produced R$ 10.9 trillion. São Paulo accounted for 31.5%, followed by Rio de Janeiro (10.7%) and Minas Gerais (8.9%).
The 20 states with the lowest GDP, from the Federal District to Roraima, added up to 28.2%. The 7 largest had the rest.
31.5% of 2023 GDP came from São Paulo, more than the 20 smallest states combined
Each state's share of 2023 GDP, in %; block size is proportional to GDP
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2023 GDP by state: São Paulo has 31.5%, more than the 20 smallest states combined São Paulo the 20 smallest states other 6 São Paulo: R$ 3,444.8 billion, 31.5% of GDP São Paulo 31.5% Rio de Janeiro: R$ 1,172.9 billion, 10.7% of GDP RJ 10.7% Minas Gerais: R$ 972.0 billion, 8.9% of GDP MG 8.9% Paraná: R$ 670.9 billion, 6.1% of GDP PR 6.1% Rio Grande do Sul: R$ 650.1 billion, 5.9% of GDP RS 5.9% Santa Catarina: R$ 513.4 billion, 4.7% of GDP SC 4.7% Bahia: R$ 431.0 billion, 3.9% of GDP BA 3.9% Federal District: R$ 365.7 billion, 3.3% of GDP DF 3.3% Goiás: R$ 336.7 billion, 3.1% of GDP GO 3.1% Mato Grosso: R$ 273.0 billion, 2.5% of GDP MT 2.5% Pernambuco: R$ 270.5 billion, 2.5% of GDP PE 2.5% Pará: R$ 254.5 billion, 2.3% of GDP PA 2.3% Ceará: R$ 232.2 billion, 2.1% of GDP CE 2.1% Espírito Santo: R$ 209.8 billion, 1.9% of GDP ES 1.9% Mato Grosso do Sul: R$ 184.4 billion, 1.7% of GDP MS 1.7% Amazonas: R$ 161.8 billion, 1.5% of GDP Maranhão: R$ 149.2 billion, 1.4% of GDP Rio Grande do Norte: R$ 101.7 billion, 0.9% of GDP Paraíba: R$ 97.0 billion, 0.9% of GDP Alagoas: R$ 89.7 billion, 0.8% of GDP Piauí: R$ 80.9 billion, 0.7% of GDP Rondônia: R$ 76.5 billion, 0.7% of GDP Tocantins: R$ 64.3 billion, 0.6% of GDP Sergipe: R$ 60.8 billion, 0.6% of GDP Amapá: R$ 28.0 billion, 0.3% of GDP Acre: R$ 26.3 billion, 0.2% of GDP Roraima: R$ 25.1 billion, 0.2% of GDP
Source: IBGE, Regional Accounts / GDP of Municipalities (SIDRA), 2023. Dado Bruto calculation: each state's GDP ÷ Brazil's GDP.
View as table State 2023 GDP (R$ billion) % of Brazil's GDP São Paulo 3,444.8 31.5 Rio de Janeiro 1,172.9 10.7 Minas Gerais 972.0 8.9 Paraná 670.9 6.1 Rio Grande do Sul 650.1 5.9 Santa Catarina 513.4 4.7 Bahia 431.0 3.9 Federal District 365.7 3.3 Goiás 336.7 3.1 Mato Grosso 273.0 2.5 Pernambuco 270.5 2.5 Pará 254.5 2.3 Ceará 232.2 2.1 Espírito Santo 209.8 1.9 Mato Grosso do Sul 184.4 1.7 Amazonas 161.8 1.5 Maranhão 149.2 1.4 Rio Grande do Norte 101.7 0.9 Paraíba 97.0 0.9 Alagoas 89.7 0.8 Piauí 80.9 0.7 Rondônia 76.5 0.7 Tocantins 64.3 0.6 Sergipe 60.8 0.6 Amapá 28.0 0.3 Acre 26.3 0.2 Roraima 25.1 0.2
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