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Real GDP Per Capita in Information Industry

• Tampa Bay’s Information GDP per capita has grown steadily, rising from around $1,519
  in 2013 to $2,261 in 2023, indicating gradual strengthening of the region’s digital and information-based economy — though it still trails most comparison metros.
• Seattle remains in a league of its own, with Information GDP per capita increasing from about $9,943 in 2013 to over $33,000 in 2023, reflecting its status as one of the world’s most concentrated tech hubs.
• Tampa Bay continues to sit in the lower tier of comparison MSAs, but its post-2021 gains suggest improving productivity and growing contributions from tech, media, and data-driven industries.

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^{This indicator measures Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita generated by the Information industry (NAICS 51) in each metropolitan area. Real GDP per capita reflects the inflation-adjusted output of the Information sector divided by the total population, capturing how much economic value this industry contributes for each resident. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), Real GDP by Metropolitan Area, Table CAGDP9 — Real GDP by Industry
(NAICS 51: Information).}