Table 1.
The title is "Region's Projected Economic Growth Declined Significantly following September 11th." New York City's estimated gross product (in 1996 dollars) was $493.1 billion. Before September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was 1.14 percent. After September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was minus 4.14 percent, a change of minus 5.28 points. Washington, D.C.'s estimated gross product (in 1996 dollars) was $224.1 billion. Before September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was 2.08 percent. After September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was 0.88 percent, a change of minus 1.20 points. Philadelphia's estimated gross product (in 1996 dollars) was $181.0 billion. Before September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was 0.68 percent. After September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was minus 0.38 percent, a change of minus 1.06 points. Nassau-Suffolk's estimated gross product (in 1996 dollars) was $95.1 billion. Before September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was 1.29 percent. After September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was minus 0.36 percent, a change of minus 0.93 points. Newark's estimated gross product (in 1996 dollars) was $93.3 billion. Before September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was 0.91 percent. After September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was minus 0.23 percent, a change of minus 1.14 points. Baltimore's estimated gross product (in 1996 dollars) was $87.5 billion. Before September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was 0.46 percent. After September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was minus 0.49 percent, a change of minus 0.95 points. Pittsburgh's estimated gross product (in 1996 dollars) was $74.7 billion. Before September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was 0.08 percent. After September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was minus 1.11 percent, a change of minus 1.03 points. Middlesex-Somerset-Hunterdon, New Jersey's estimated gross product (in 1996 dollars) was $62.5 billion. Before September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was 0.74 percent. After September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was minus 0.28 percent, a change of minus 1.10 points. Bergen-Passaic, New Jersey's estimated gross product (in 1996 dollars) was $56.1 billion. Before September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was 0.20 percent. After September 11, its projected growth rate for 2001 was minus 0.90 percent, a change of minus 1.10 points.