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NATO countries Compared by Economy > Spending > Gross national expenditure > Current LCU

DEFINITION: Gross national expenditure (current LCU). Gross national expenditure (formerly domestic absorption) is the sum of household final consumption expenditure (formerly private consumption), general government final consumption expenditure (formerly general government consumption), and gross capital formation (formerly gross domestic investment). Data are in current local currency.

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 Hungary 25.56 trillion 2011
2 Czech Republic 3.63 trillion 2012
3 Norway 2.52 trillion 2012
4 Germany 2.51 trillion 2012
5 France 2.08 trillion 2012
6 Canada 1.85 trillion 2012
7 Denmark 1.73 trillion 2012
8 Albania 1.61 trillion 2012
9 United Kingdom 1.6 trillion 2012
10 Iceland 1.59 trillion 2012
11 Poland 1.59 trillion 2012
12 Italy 1.55 trillion 2012
13 Turkey 1.49 trillion 2012
14 Spain 1.02 trillion 2012
15 Romania 630.09 billion 2012
16 Netherlands 548.99 billion 2012
17 Belgium 371.73 billion 2012
18 Croatia 327.96 billion 2012
19 Greece 203.49 billion 2012
20 Portugal 166.11 billion 2012
21 Lithuania 107.95 billion 2011
22 Bulgaria 80.45 billion 2012
23 Slovakia 67.17 billion 2011
24 Slovenia 35.78 billion 2011
25 Luxembourg 30.42 billion 2012
26 Estonia 17.38 billion 2012
27 Latvia 14.82 billion 2011

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