What is the gross domestic product (GDP) in ?

Updated Apr. 17, 2026Refreshed annually
The gross domestic product (GDP) was $61.9B in 2025. GDP measures the value of goods and services a country or state produces — it’s the sum of consumer spending, business investment, government spending, and net exports. It is often used to quantify the size of its economy. The $61.9B is the “real GDP,” which is adjusted to account for inflation to make it easier to compare the size of an economy over time.

$61.9B

Real GDP (2025)

+2.2%

Change in real GDP (2024 to 2025)
Changes in spending and investment cause the GDP to fluctuate.
As of 2025, the real GDP was $61.9 billion. This was 2.2% higher than in 2024. 2025’s GDP was the highest to-date.

Real GDP increased from 2024 to reach $61.9B in 2025.

Real gross domestic product in Montana, adjusted for inflation (chained 2017 dollars)

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The GDP can also be broken down and compared across industries — useful, as different industries experience different economic pressures.

Which industry contributes the most to Montana’s GDP?

The real estate, rental, and leasing industry contributed the most to Montana’s GDP in 2025, generating a value of $9.4 billion. It was followed by professional and business services ($6.92B) and government ($7.65B).
The information industry grew the most, with a 2025 GDP that was 2.3 times the 2015 GDP.

In 2025, the real estate, rental, and leasing industry contributed the most to GDP in Montana.

Real gross domestic product by industry in Montana, chained 2017 dollars

What is the GDP per capita?

Another way to understand a population’s standard of living is by taking the GDP and dividing it by the total number of people in the population. This figure offers insight into the average economic output per individual. When the GDP per capita goes up, it suggests that individuals are becoming wealthier and/or resources are being used more efficiently. This helps economists understand whether economic growth is outpacing population growth.
In 2025, GDP per capita in Montana was $54,100, up 1.6% from 2024.

In 2025, real GDP was equivalent to $54,100 per person.

Real gross domestic product per capita in Montana, chained 2017 dollars, 2007–2025

GDP and the economic experience vary by location due to factors like cost of living, population density, workforce education, and the area’s main industries.
In 2025, Montana’s real (that is, inflation-adjusted) GDP per capita was 42nd highest out of all 50 states. States with a similar standard of living include Maine (41st) and Oklahoma (43rd).

In 2025, Montana ranked 42 in state GDP per capita.

Real gross domestic product per capita by state (2025)

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