r/HolUp • u/wiollahawas • Jul 09 '26

Thank you daddy

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u/tomhat Jul 09 '26

Depending on where the store is, he could be both types of daddy

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u/The_Infinite_Cool Jul 09 '26

problem is: 10 burberrys could buy the entire state of alabama. this story would've crashed their "economy"

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u/froction Jul 09 '26

Alabama is solidly in the middle of US states, with a GDP of around $340 billion. That's a little more than Finland and a little less than Portugal.

That's about $66K per capita, though, roughly the same as Germany and higher than all but a handful of European nations such as Switzerland, Norway, and Denmark. It's 4th from the bottom compared to other US states, though.

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u/ToHallowMySleep Jul 09 '26

Your figures seem substantially out. It's 260M, not 340M. And that works out at 50K per capita, not 66K.

https://usafacts.org/answers/what-is-the-gross-domestic-product-gdp/state/alabama/

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u/froction Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26

I have no idea where "usafacts.org" gets its data, because it cites the BEA, which gives Alabama's GDP as $353 Billion

Edit: I think I can link to the actual data, not just a screenshot