The chart presents the top 20 U.S. states with the highest average household expenditures from 2018 to 2025, reflecting broader economic growth and spending behavior. California tops the list with $76.6 billion, followed by New York at $73 billion, and Massachusetts at $71.5 billion, highlighting strong economic activity in these states. New Jersey records $67.17 billion, while Maryland and Washington reach $65.67 billion and $64.67 billion respectively. Mid-tier states like Texas, Illinois, and Virginia show spending between $60–62 billion, indicating steady household consumption. Pennsylvania follows at $55.67 billion, while Florida and Ohio maintain solid figures of $54.17 billion and $53.67 billion. Other states such as North Carolina, Georgia, Michigan, and Wisconsin range between $51–53 billion. The lower end includes Arizona, Tennessee, Indiana, and Missouri, with Missouri at $48.17 billion, showing a clear spending gap between the top and bottom states.
| Labels | Average Expenditures (2018–2025) (USD) |
|---|---|
| California | 76.6 |
| New York | 73 |
| Massachusetts | 71.5 |
| New Jersey | 67.166 |
| Maryland | 65.666 |
| Washington | 64.666 |
| Texas | 62.166 |
| Illinois | 60.666 |
| Virginia | 60.166 |
| Pennsylvania | 55.666 |
| Florida | 54.166 |
| Ohio | 53.666 |
| North Carolina | 53.1 |
| Georgia | 52.466 |
| Michigan | 52.166 |
| Wisconsin | 51.666 |
| Arizona | 51.166 |
| Tennessee | 49.666 |
| Indiana | 48.666 |
| Missouri | 48.166 |
