Quote Originally Posted by Oil Capital View Post
As you can see, in reality, when you account for the size difference, Texas' economy has nearly three times the impact on Oklahoma as vice versa.
That is the exact point I am making. The study said the opposite though. It says a 1% increase in the Oklahoma economy has a bigger impact on Texas than a 1% increase on the Texas economy has on Oklahoma.

The study indicates a hypothetical 1 percent increase in the Texas region's gross domestic product will likely result in a $56 million increase in Oklahoma output. And a hypothetical 1 percent increase in the Oklahoma region GDP will likely result in a $173.7 million increase in Texas output.
No way that is possible, as proved by the math you demonstrated. The study can't be correct.