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Missouri vs Kansas GDP, 1997 to 2025

Missouri leads Kansas in 2025 GDP: $475.38 billion vs $232.11 billion. Compare annual state data from 1997.

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What the data shows

  • Missouri: $163.10B in 1997, $475.38B in 2025 (2.9× higher).
  • Kansas: $74.64B in 1997, $232.11B in 2025 (3.1× higher).

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Missouri had the larger GDP in 2025: $475.38 billion versus $232.11 billion for Kansas, a gap of $243.27 billion. Over the full period from 1997, Missouri grew by 191.5%, while Kansas grew by 211.0%. Missouri was ahead in 1997 and remained ahead at every annual observation in the displayed series. The comparison uses the same reference year for both states.

The BEA all-industry series puts Missouri and Kansas on the same basis: annual GDP in current US dollars. The first-year figures are $163.10 billion for Missouri and $74.64 billion for Kansas. These totals measure production within each state, not residents’ earnings or disposable income. They are not adjusted for inflation, so the percentage changes mix price movements with changes in real output. Differences in population also affect total GDP; this comparison is not a per-person ranking.

The data

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, SAGDP2 all-industry GDP, current US$ billions. Retrieved November 5, 2026. Nominal GDP, not adjusted for inflation; total economic output, not household income or GDP per person.

Missouri vs Kansas GDP, GDP in current US$ billions, 1997 to 2025, 1997–2025
DateMissouriKansas
1997$163.10B$74.64B
1998$170.12B$78.24B
1999$178.22B$81.61B
2000$187.01B$85.99B
2001$190.39B$88.87B
2002$197.40B$91.36B
2003$206.01B$95.24B
2004$216.98B$98.91B
2005$227.60B$105.34B
2006$235.82B$113.83B
2007$244.09B$123.61B
2008$256.43B$129.22B
2009$254.31B$126.05B
2010$262.01B$129.24B
2011$263.33B$136.75B
2012$272.48B$141.81B
2013$282.66B$145.00B
2014$289.34B$150.28B
2015$299.60B$155.70B
2016$304.14B$162.14B
2017$311.27B$166.27B
2018$320.45B$173.37B
2019$334.75B$176.02B
2020$336.47B$175.23B
2021$366.54B$188.01B
2022$397.96B$213.84B
2023$432.27B$217.69B
2024$455.78B$224.12B
2025$475.38B$232.11B

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Frequently asked questions

Which has a larger GDP, Missouri or Kansas?

Missouri had the larger GDP in 2025, at $475.38 billion compared with $232.11 billion for Kansas. The gap was $243.27 billion in current US dollars.

How have Missouri and Kansas changed since 1997?

Missouri moved from $163.10 billion to $475.38 billion, a 191.5% increase. Kansas moved from $74.64 billion to $232.11 billion, a 211.0% increase. These are nominal, not inflation-adjusted, changes.

What exactly is being compared?

BEA annual all-industry GDP in current US dollars. It is total state output, not GDP per person or household income.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, SAGDP2 all-industry GDP, current US$ billions. Retrieved November 5, 2026. Nominal GDP, not adjusted for inflation; total economic output, not household income or GDP per person. You can download the full table as a CSV from this page.

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