United States · Services Value Added · % of GDP

## What this measures

Value added by services: every other private industry and government (GDP less the two above), as a percentage of U.S. gross domestic product, each year, from BEA's GDP by Industry accounts in current dollars. A Palanor calculation on the World Bank's ISIC grouping, so it sits beside the other countries' WDI rows. 1997 to 2025.

## Why it matters

The World Bank’s own U.S. series stops in 2021; BEA’s accounts, which it is built from, are current.

## How to read it

2025: 82.40% of GDP. BEA's industries add up to GDP, so the U.S. agriculture, industry and services shares add to 100, unlike the WDI rows, which leave out taxes on products.

## What it does not say

BEA revises the whole history each September. The ISIC grouping is approximate: BEA’s industries follow NAICS.

## Source

Palanor calculation (src/lib/industries/manufacturing-share.ts) from U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, GDP by Industry, value added by industry in current dollars, annual (table TVA105, ValueAdded.xlsx): https://apps.bea.gov/industry/Release/XLS/GDPxInd/ValueAdded.xlsx. Public domain. Read monthly by /api/cron/worldbank-sync.