2006 Industrial R&D Intensity per State

Source: National Science Foundation/Division of Science Resource Statistics, Survey of Industrial Research and Development: 2006, http://www.nsf.gov/statistics/infbrief/nsf08313/
Gross State Product (GSP) from U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of Economic Analysis, http://www.bea.gov/bea/regional/gsp/

Note:Dollars are in millions. Detail may not add to totals because of rounding. Excludes data for federally funded research and development centers.

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State	All R&D	Rank	GSP	Rank	% R&D Intensity	Rank
Alabama	1,835	25	158,566	25	1.16	28
Alaska	49	50	43,117	46	0.11	50
Arizona	3,590	18	237,397	18	1.51	19
Arkansas	285	41	90,864	34	0.31	44
California	58,424	1	1,742,172	1	3.35	5
Colorado	4,657	16	226,266	20	2.06	12
Connecticut	8,273	10	204,964	23	4.04	3
Delaware	1,446	27	59,589	39	2.43	10
District of Columbia	276	42	88,174	35	0.31	45
Florida	4,139	17	716,505	4	0.58	36
Georgia	2,786	22	376,410	10	0.74	33
Hawaii	155	46	58,676	40	0.26	48
Idaho	625	35	48,441	43	1.29	25
Illinois	10,765	7	583,990	5	1.84	16
Indiana	4,858	14	238,693	17	2.04	13
Iowa	1,055	32	121,945	31	0.87	32
Kansas	2,064	24	110,645	32	1.87	15
Kentucky	839	33	146,415	27	0.57	37
Louisiana	367	39	203,167	24	0.18	49
Maine	253	43	46,340	44	0.55	38
Maryland	3,421	19	257,577	15	1.33	22
Massachusetts	15,562	3	335,313	13	4.64	1
Michigan	16,477	2	375,759	11	4.38	2
Minnesota	6,296	12	242,095	16	2.60	9
Mississippi	231	44	84,586	36	0.27	47
Missouri	2,675	23	220,092	22	1.22	27
Montana	103	48	31,994	48	0.32	43
Nebraska	447	38	75,290	37	0.59	35
Nevada	535	36	123,054	30	0.43	40
New Hampshire	1,774	26	56,073	41	3.16	7
New Jersey	14,606	4	448,426	8	3.26	6
New Mexico	676	34