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English: Gross Domestic Product of California 2008 (millions of current dollars), All Industries, NAICS classification.

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31 January 2010

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Industry	Millions of current dollars	Notes
Agriculture and Mining	43333
Construction	67770
Trade, Transportation, and Utilities	299645	Includes Wholesale trade and retail trade
Manufacturing	181134
Information	112752	Includes Publishing including software, Motion picture and sound recording industries, Broadcasting and telecommunications
Finance and insurance	107587
Real estate and rental and leasing	308737
Professional and technical services	174627
Education, health, and other services	334408	Management, Administrative, waste, Educational, Health care, social assistance, other services except gov't, arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation, and food services
Government	216764

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