Topics
Dive into each indicator for Vermont.
$44 B
GDP
50th in the U.S.
$67,900
GDP per capita
2.3%
Unemployment rate
2024, among the lowest in the U.S.
$49,800
Median annual wage
≈ 3.1 M gallons
Maple syrup output
1st in the U.S., ~50% of national
8.75%
Top state income tax rate
6%
State sales tax
Local up to 1%
≈ $3.4 B
Exports
Semiconductors lead
Healthcare, education, semiconductors, dairy & maple, tourism, craft food & beverage
Leading sectors
Historical data
Long-run evolution of the key indicators, so you can see the trend — not just today's snapshot.
Median household income
1980–2023$81,211▲ 372%
Census / ACS, nominal dollars.
State GDP
1980–202444▲ 730%
BEA, nominal dollars.
Maple syrup production
1960–20243,100▲ 560%
USDA NASS. Vermont produces about half of all U.S. maple syrup.
Data table
| GDP | $44 B | 50th in the U.S. |
| GDP per capita | $67,900 | |
| Unemployment rate | 2.3% | 2024, among the lowest in the U.S. |
| Median annual wage | $49,800 | |
| Maple syrup output | ≈ 3.1 M gallons | 1st in the U.S., ~50% of national |
| Top state income tax rate | 8.75% | |
| State sales tax | 6% | Local up to 1% |
| Exports | ≈ $3.4 B | Semiconductors lead |
| Leading sectors | Healthcare, education, semiconductors, dairy & maple, tourism, craft food & beverage |
Compared to the United States
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Side-by-side comparison of Vermont vs. the U.S. average.
National ranking
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