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Economic Summary of Colorado[edit]

The GDP for Colorado was $274 billion in 2012^[1]. Colorado had an estimated population of 5.187 million in 2012^[2]. The GDP per capita was $46,242 in 2012^[3].

Counties[edit]

There are 64 counties in Colorado^[4]. Below are the top ten localities ranked by population 2010

Rank	Locality	Population 2010
1	El Paso	622,263
2	Denver	600,158
3	Arapahoe	572,003
4	Jefferson	534,543
5	Adams	441,603
6	Larimer	299,630
7	Boulder	294,567
8	Douglas	285,465
9	Weld	252,825
10	Pueblo	159,063

List of counties in Colorado by population

Cities[edit]

Top 10 cities in Colorado by estimated city proper population in 2010^[5]

Rank	City	Population 2010
1	Denver	600,158
2	Colorado Springs	416,427
3	Aurora	143,986
4	Fort Collins	142,980
5	Lakewood	106,595
6	Thornton	106,433
7	Pueblo	106,114
8	Arvada	100,377
9	Westminster	106,114
10	Centennial	100,377

List of Colorado cities by population

Industries[edit]

Colorado industries by GDP 2012.^[6]

Industry	GDP value added $ billions 2012	% of total GDP
Government	34.92	12.74%
Real estate and rental leasing	34.62	12.63%
Professional, scientific, and technical services	26.68	9.74%
Information	22.48	8.20%
Finance and insurance	16.97	6.19%
Health care and social assistance	16.96	6.10%
Retail trade	15.98	5.83%
Wholesale trade	14.43	5.27%
Durable manufacturing	11.97	4.37%
Mining	10.20	3.72%
Construction	10.02	3.66%
Non-durable manufacturing	8.02	2.93%
Transportation and warehousing	7.33	2.67%
Accommodation and food services	9.66	3.52%
Administrative and waste support services	8.79	3.21%
Other private services	6.84	2.50%
Management of companies and enterprises	5.91	2.16%
Utilities	4.23	1.54%
Arts, entertainment, and recreation	3.52	1.28%
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting	2.29	0.84%
Educational services	2.23	0.81%
Total	274.05	100%

Employment[edit]

Colorado employment by industry in June 2013.^[7]

Industry	Employment thousands June 2013	Percent of total employment
Trade, transportation and utilities	412.4	17.41%
Government	401.4	16.95%
Professional & business services	370.9	15.66%
Leisure & hospitality	295.0	12.46%
Education & health services	289.5	12.22%
Financial activities	145.8	6.16%
Manufacturing	133.0	5.62%
Construction	123.9	5.23%
Other services	96.8	4.09%
Information	69.4	2.93%
Mining and logging	30.2	1.28%
Total non-farm	2,368.3	100%

Corporations[edit]

Top 10 Colorado based corporations by revenue in 2012^[8]

Rank	Corporation	Revenue $ millions 2012	Headquarters
1	Arrow Electronics	21,390	Englewoood
2	DISH Network	14,048	Englewood
3	Liberty Interactive	11,624	Englewood
4	Newmont Mining	10,358	Greenwood Village
5	Liberty Global	10,247	Englewood
6	Ball	8,630	Broomfield
7	DaVita	6,999	Denver
8	CH2M Hill	5,555	Englewood
9	Western Union	5,491	Englewood
10

List of Colorado companies by revenue

Government Finances[edit]

In 2011, the state government of Colorado had total revenue of _____ billion. Total expenditures were _____ billion.^[9]

The total debt outstanding in 2011 was _____ billion^[10] (____% of GDP^[11]).

The total cash and security holdings in 2011 was _____ billion^[12].

Revenue by Source	$ millions	Percent of revenue
Intergovernmental revenue from Federal Government
Intergovernmental revenue from local governments
Property taxes
Sales and gross receipts
Individual income tax
Corporate income tax
Motor vehicle license
Other taxes
Charges and miscellaneous general revenue
Utility revenue
Liquor store revenue
Insurance trust revenue
Total		100%

Expenditure	$ millions	Percent of expenditure
Intergovernmental expenditure
Education
Libraries
Public welfare
Hospitals
Health
Employment security administration
Veterans' services
Highways
Air transport
Parking facilities
Sea and inland port facilities
Police protection
Fire protection
Correction
Protective inspection and regulation
Natural resources
Parks and recreation
Housing and community development
Sewerage
Solid waste management
Financial administration
Judicial and legal
General public buildings
Other governmental administration
Interest on general debt
Miscellaneous commercial activities
Other and unallocable
Utility expenditure
Liquor store expenditure
Insurance trust expenditure
Total		100%

Financial Institutions[edit]

Top ten banks by assets in Colorado

Rank	Bank	Assets $ millions	Profit $ millions _____	Headquarters	Employees
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

List of Colorado banks by assets

References[edit]

External links[edit]

https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Global_Economic_Map

[1] ttp://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/regional/gdp_state/gsp_newsrelease.htm

[2] ttp://www.census.gov/popest/data/state/totals/2012/index.html

[3] ttp://bber.unm.edu/econ/st-gdp5.htm

[4] ttp://www.colorado-demographics.com/counties_by_population

[5] ttp://www.colorado-demographics.com/cities_by_population

[6] ttp://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/regional/gdp_state/gsp_newsrelease.htm

[7] ttp://www.bls.gov/eag/home.htm

[8] ttp://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune500/2012/states/CA.html

[9] ttp://www.census.gov/govs/local/

[10] ttp://www.census.gov/govs/local/

[11] ttp://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/regional/gdp_state/gsp_newsrelease.htm

[12] ttp://www.census.gov/govs/local/

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