What’s at Stake? Explore Job Growth & GDP Impact Across California
What’s at Stake? Explore Job Growth & GDP Impact Across California
How Extending the Small Business Tax Deduction Supports California
Select a state to see the impact on jobs and GDP by congressional district.
California Jobs and GDP
Total Jobs Created: 272,292
Total GDP: $20,197,000,000
District
Job Equiv.
GDP
1
4,483
$208,000,000
2
6,419
$452,000,000
3
5,610
$345,000,000
4
5,367
$319,000,000
5
5,155
$295,000,000
6
4,555
$262,000,000
7
4,464
$248,000,000
8
3,063
$166,000,000
9
3,477
$184,000,000
10
4,736
$383,000,000
11
10,502
$1,585,000,000
12
6,036
$469,000,000
13
2,780
$141,000,000
14
5,595
$387,000,000
15
5,855
$652,000,000
16
6,029
$739,000,000
17
6,836
$637,000,000
18
4,496
$315,000,000
19
4,706
$283,000,000
20
3,848
$205,000,000
21
3,928
$199,000,000
22
2,961
$140,000,000
23
2,717
$117,000,000
24
6,395
$371,000,000
25
2,772
$131,000,000
26
5,490
$403,000,000
27
3,711
$197,000,000
28
5,321
$335,000,000
29
3,942
$242,000,000
30
7,325
$616,000,000
31
4,833
$271,000,000
32
6,910
$599,000,000
33
2,392
$108,000,000
34
5,031
$389,000,000
35
6,067
$346,000,000
36
9,188
$1,149,000,000
37
5,707
$536,000,000
38
5,104
$299,000,000
39
3,559
$177,000,000
40
6,534
$462,000,000
41
4,522
$240,000,000
42
4,760
$273,000,000
43
4,606
$279,000,000
44
3,616
$207,000,000
45
6,065
$337,000,000
46
6,543
$396,000,000
47
10,027
$1,125,000,000
48
4,550
$233,000,000
49
5,824
$411,000,000
50
7,845
$690,000,000
51
7,120
$507,000,000
52
2,915
$137,000,000
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Notes:
Job-equivalent impacts are defined as the change in after-tax labor income divided by baseline average after-tax labor income per job. Estimates are for the first 10 years scaled to the size of the US economy in 2024 and estimated relative to the current-law baseline. Figures are rounded. Source: EY analysis.
Job-equivalent impacts are defined as the change in after-tax labor income divided by baseline average after-tax labor income per job. Estimates are for the first 10 years scaled to the size of the US economy in 2024 and estimated relative to the current-law baseline. Figures are rounded. Source: EY analysis.