- Apr 14, 2025
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California has been on a winning streak in economic growth and development over the past few months. Governor Gavin Newsom proudly announced that the state has maintained its status as the fifth-largest economy in the world, achieved record-breaking tourism spending, created thousands of fast-food jobs, and witnessed business expansions across the state.
"California is the nation's economic driver and a beacon of opportunity, promise, and ingenuity. The California Dream is alive and well, evidenced by our continued economic growth, record-breaking achievements, and job creation across the state."
California has held onto its title as the fifth-largest economy globally for the seventh consecutive year. The state's nominal GDP reached nearly $3.9 trillion in 2023, with a growth rate of 6.1% from the previous year, making it the second-largest economy per capita among large economies worldwide.
California's population grew by 67,000 people last year, totaling 39,128,162, driven by higher legal foreign immigration and natural population growth.
The state's fast-food industry has seen consistent job growth, adding approximately 10,600 new jobs following the enactment of the fast-food minimum wage bill.
California leads the nation with the most Fortune 500 companies, totaling 57, spanning tech, finance, and entertainment industries.
California continues to set the pace for economic growth, innovation, and opportunity, solidifying its position as a global economic powerhouse.
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