See http://www.bea.gov/industry/gdpbyind_data.htm . In 2007, 20.7% of total value added to GDP came from the finance/insurance/real estate industry. Value added (for a firm) is defined as Just replace "firm" with "industry" in the above definition. See also http://www.bea.gov/industry/gpotables/gpo_action.cfm?anon=75420&table_id=22072&format_type=0 - David Dubofsky
According to Paul Volcker's speech at a conference organised by The Wall Street Journal in November 2009 it has grown to 6.5% from 2% over 20 years.
In the year 1919, the GDP of US was at 78.3. The GDP rose to 88.4 in the following year.
GDP (Nominal) - US$ - 1,676,143,000,000 (11th) GDP (Purchasing Power) - US$ - 4,457,784,000,000 (3rd)
The US has the fourth highest GDP per capita in the world. It is currently $46,381 comparable to that of Switzerland and Singapore.
There are two of them. One is Brazil, which in terms of volume has the largest share of income in Latin America, with a GDP of US$2.17 trillion. The other one is Mexico, with a GDP of US$1.65 trillion. As for 'financial centers', Mexico City has the largest income in Latin America with a GDP of US$390 billion, while Sao Paulo in Brazil has a GDP of US$388 billion.
According to Paul Volcker's speech at a conference organised by The Wall Street Journal in November 2009 it has grown to 6.5% from 2% over 20 years.
What percentage of the gross domestic product in the U.S. represents health care costs?
oil makes up approximately 2.6 percent of the US GDP. The Us has a GDP of 13,926.7 billion dollars, and oil the oil market in the US is worth about 366.2 billion.
Not nearly enough!
It appears that travel and tourism directly contributed to 2.5% of the US GDP in 2010. Travel and tourism indirectly contributed to 8.9% of US GDP in 2010. This is significantly lower than the world average.
2/3rds of the U.S. GDP is purported to be from retail sales.
27.36% of the world's economy. World's economy is $48,244,879 and USA share is $13,201,819
35.8% of Mexico's GDP is dedicated towards industry. From there, approximately 17.4% of the GDP (some US$204.8 billion for 2012) is dedicated to "secondary industry", also known as manufacturing.
No country is even remotely close to the US in GDP. I think you meant to ask what percentage of the world lives above the United States GDP per capita. If that's the case, the answer .18%.Only 5 countries have a higher GDP per capita than the United States, and they are fairly small countries in terms of population.
59%
6,7 %
It is not possible to answer the question with only the information provided. Percentage of US what? Population, area, debt, GDP? The possibilities are endless!