Over the past ten years, Columbus has seen little to no economic advancement, marking a period of stagnation. Data indicates that the city’s gross domestic product (GDP) has slightly contracted by 1.6 percent, signaling a lack of meaningful growth. While some sectors may have shown modest gains, the overall economic output has remained largely unchanged, leading analysts to describe the situation as an economic standstill. This flat trajectory contrasts with the expansion observed in other regional metropolitan areas, raising concerns about competitiveness and future development prospects for the city.
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An economic ‘stall’: Columbus’ economic growth essentially flat over the past decade, GDP edges down 1.6% The Republic News