California's gross domestic product of $4.08 trillion vastly outstrips No. 2 Texas at $2.69 trillion, accounting for over 17% of the national economy.
Despite corporate headquarters moving out of state, companies like Tesla and Toyota still conduct significant operations in California, showcasing the state's critical economic role.
The top 15 states by GDP include ten with Democratic governors, proving that political governance does not directly correlate with economic performance in these regions.
California's economy, while criticized for regulations, highlights a paradox where high regulations co-exist with strong economic performance, emphasizing resilience and adaptability.
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