Answer: Over the course of the past 100 years, it's undoubted that California's economy has been completely overhauled. After all, agriculture now accounts for less than one-tenth of the state's income even though farms and ranches in the state received $50 billion in cash receipts for their output last year.
Explanation: GDP Growth. U.S. Enlarging its No. 1 footprint with factory jobs, California GDP from manufacturing gained 13% over the past five years to $316 billion in 2020, an increase unmatched by any of the 10 largest manufacturing states: Texas was No.