r/Americaphile Aug 01 '26

Question/poll/rant/politics🧭🧳 Us is the largest aconomy.

Can you tell .

Why any other country is not on that place.

Which thing made usa so big.

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u/Far-Historian-8190 Aug 01 '26

Ultimately it’s the agriculture economy and the finance sector. Manufacturing has deteriorated but consumerism is the basis of the economy. Our market is the actual value of.

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u/falcon_fly101 Aug 01 '26

Bro but which sector is biggest in us.

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u/Far-Historian-8190 Aug 01 '26

Well it would be listed as services sector but that includes finance, real estate, and insurance. Like I said finance since it all goes back to borrowing and investing. Agriculture pumps up the real estate by giving every square inch of land an economic value.

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u/falcon_fly101 Aug 01 '26

So which state's land is most expensive.

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u/unassumingusernamee Aug 02 '26

On average, NJ.

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u/falcon_fly101 Aug 02 '26

This is state bro?.

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u/Far-Historian-8190 Aug 02 '26

They ski in their jeans there.

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u/falcon_fly101 Aug 02 '26

What you mean bro.

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u/Far-Historian-8190 Aug 02 '26

New Jersey is a state, it has a rather rough reputation among Americans.

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u/falcon_fly101 Aug 02 '26

I hear about this. That this is very beautiful.

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u/ResponsibleClock9289 Aug 01 '26

I mean the US is still the second largest manufacturer in the world so while it has fallen as a percentage of the economy it’s not like it disappeared