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Economy Statistics > Final consumption expenditure, etc. > annual % growth (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  (top to bottom)    Date  
#1  Equatorial Guinea: 70.75 %  1999 ...
#2  Maldives: 32.9 %  2004 ...
#3  Seychelles: 31.15 %  2005 ...
#4  Mauritania: 24.59 %  2005 ...
#5  Afghanistan: 19.82 %  2005 ...
#6  Jordan: 19.41 %  2005 ...
#7  Solomon Islands: 18.13 %  1988 ...
#8  Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 17.22 %  2002 ...
#9  Papua New Guinea: 15.78 %  1999 ...
#10  Pakistan: 15.21 %  2005 ...
#11  Haiti: 14.5 %  1993 ...
#12  Venezuela: 14.47 %  2005 ...
#13  Dominican Republic: 14.26 %  2005 ...
#14  Ukraine: 13 %  2005 ...
#15  Burkina Faso: 12.93 %  2003 ...
#16  Moldova: 12.81 %  2005 ...
#17  Vietnam: 12.74 %  2005 ...
#18  Mongolia: 12.56 %  2003 ...
#19  Trinidad and Tobago: 11.72 %  2005 ...
#20  Cambodia: 11.71 %  2005 ...
#21  Kazakhstan: 11.5 %  2005 ...
#22  Syria: 11.28 %  2005 ...
#23  Ethiopia: 11.25 %  2005 ...
#24  Congo, Republic of the: 10.21 %  2005 ...
#25  Mozambique: 10.05 %  2005 ...
#26  Azerbaijan: 9.84 %  2005 ...
#27  Latvia: 9.58 %  2005 ...
#28  Iceland: 9.5 %  2005 ...
#29  Kyrgyzstan: 9.5 %  2005 ...
#30  Zambia: 9.5 %  2005 ...
#31  Lithuania: 9.4 %  2005 ...
#32  Cape Verde: 9.35 %  2003 ...
#33  Russia: 9.12 %  2005 ...
#34  Madagascar: 8.87 %  2005 ...
#35  Panama: 8.83 %  2005 ...
#36  Uganda: 8.78 %  2005 ...
#37  Armenia: 8.68 %  2005 ...
#38  Malaysia: 8.33 %  2005 ...
#39  Albania: 8.26 %  2005 ...
#40  Turkey: 8.21 %  2005 ...
#41  Honduras: 8.06 %  2005 ...
#42  Zimbabwe: 7.91 %  2005 ...
#43  Georgia: 7.89 %  2005 ...
#44  Kenya: 7.84 %  2005 ...
#45  Chile: 7.61 %  2005 ...
#46  Burma: 7.58 %  2000 ...
#47  Indonesia: 7.47 %  2005 ...
#48  Rwanda: 7.4 %  2005 ...
#49  Tajikistan: 7.36 %  2003 ...
#50  Gabon: 7.23 %  2005 ...
#51  Macau: 7.18 %  2005 ...
#52  Somalia: 7.17 %  1989 ...
#53  Uzbekistan: 7.06 %  2005 ...
#54  Cyprus: 6.84 %  1994 ...
#55  Argentina: 6.83 %  2005 ...
#56  United Arab Emirates: 6.82 %  2004 ...
#57  Bulgaria: 6.8 %  2005 ...
#58  New Zealand: 6.72 %  2004 ...
#59  Comoros: 6.48 %  2005 ...
#60  Kuwait: 6.47 %  2004 ...
#61  Belarus: 6.44 %  2005 ...
#62  Philippines: 6.33 %  2005 ...
#63  India: 6.29 %  2005 ...
#64  Botswana: 6.19 %  2002 ...
#65  Ecuador: 6.08 %  2005 ...
#66  South Africa: 5.98 %  2005 ...
#67  Thailand: 5.83 %  2005 ...
#68  Oman: 5.35 %  2004 ...
#69  Mauritius: 5.34 %  2005 ...
#70  Antigua and Barbuda: 5.3 %  2002 ...
#71  Tanzania: 5.29 %  2005 ...
#72  Bangladesh: 5.29 %  2005 ...
#73  Estonia: 5.23 %  2005 ...
#74  Peru: 5.01 %  2005 ...
#75  Ghana: 4.88 %  2003 ...
#76  Colombia: 4.87 %  2005 ...
#77  Mexico: 4.83 %  2005 ...
#78  Australia: 4.8 %  2004 ...
#79  Tunisia: 4.69 %  2005 ...
#80  Nigeria: 4.61 %  2005 ...
#81  Algeria: 4.6 %  2005 ...
#82  Paraguay: 4.55 %  2005 ...
#83  Sri Lanka: 4.47 %  2005 ...
#84  Romania: 4.3 %  2005 ...
#85  Dominica: 4.3 %  2004 ...
#86  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: 4.06 %  2003 ...
#87  Cameroon: 4 %  2005 ...
#88  Senegal: 3.9 %  2005 ...
#89  Guatemala: 3.89 %  2005 ...
#90  Grenada: 3.88 %  2003 ...
#91  Malta: 3.76 %  1993 ...
#92  United States: 3.63 %  2004 ...
#93  Costa Rica: 3.59 %  2005 ...
#94  Egypt: 3.56 %  2005 ...
#95  Bosnia and Herzegovina: 3.51 %  2005 ...
#96  Namibia: 3.5 %  2005 ...
#97  Korea, South: 3.43 %  2005 ...
#98  Israel: 3.42 %  2005 ...
#99  Canada: 3.4 %  2004 ...
#100  Slovakia: 3.38 %  2005 ...
#101  Japan: 3.35 %  2004 ...
#102  Côte d'Ivoire: 3.34 %  2005 ...
#103  Lesotho: 3.32 %  2005 ...
#104  Nicaragua: 3.24 %  2005 ...
#105  Norway: 3.11 %  2005 ...
#106  Singapore: 3.01 %  2005 ...
#107  Djibouti: 2.92 %  2005 ...
#108  Bolivia: 2.91 %  2005 ...
#109  Croatia: 2.79 %  2005 ...
#110  Poland: 2.77 %  2005 ...
#111  Slovenia: 2.72 %  2005 ...
#112  Puerto Rico: 2.61 %  1989 ...
#113  Macedonia, Republic of: 2.54 %  2005 ...
#114  Malawi: 2.5 %  2005 ...
#115  El Salvador: 2.49 %  2005 ...
#116  Hong Kong: 2.47 %  2005 ...
#117  Uruguay: 2.45 %  2005 ...
#118  Finland: 2.44 %  2005 ...
#119  Bahamas, The: 2.39 %  1987 ...
#120  Brazil: 2.21 %  2005 ...
#121  United Kingdom: 2.07 %  2005 ...
#122  Suriname: 2.05 %  1994 ...
#123  Portugal: 1.97 %  2005 ...
#124  Saudi Arabia: 1.96 %  2003 ...
#125  Mali: 1.95 %  2005 ...
#126  Iran: 1.94 %  2005 ...
#127  France: 1.87 %  2005 ...
#128  Swaziland: 1.79 %  2005 ...
#129  Sierra Leone: 1.52 %  1995 ...
#130  Sweden: 1.51 %  2005 ...
#131  Central African Republic: 1.46 %  1991 ...
#132  Bhutan: 1.45 %  2004 ...
#133  Yemen: 1.21 %  2005 ...
#134  Belgium: 1.17 %  2005 ...
#135  Czech Republic: 1.11 %  2005 ...
#136  Hungary: 1.09 %  2005 ...
#137  Guinea-Bissau: 1.02 %  2005 ...
#138  Benin: 0.99 %  2005 ...
#139  Morocco: 0.94 %  2005 ...
#140  Gambia, The: 0.69 %  2005 ...
#141  Netherlands: 0.31 %  2005 ...
#142  Guinea: -0.08 %  2005 ...
#143  Barbados: -0.14 %  2002 ...
#144  Niger: -0.35 %  1999 ...
#145  Togo: -0.4 %  2005 ...
#146  Guyana: -0.51 %  2002 ...
#147  Sudan: -0.69 %  2003 ...
#148  China: -0.92 %  2005 ...
#149  Serbia and Montenegro: -2.07 %  2005 ...
#150  East Timor: -2.14 %  2004 ...
#151  Belize: -2.19 %  2005 ...
#152  Eritrea: -2.48 %  2004 ...
#153  Libya: -2.93 %  1983 ...
#154  Lebanon: -2.97 %  2005 ...
#155  Chad: -4.26 %  2005 ...
#156  Fiji: -5.16 %  1985 ...
#157  Vanuatu: -6.8 %  1995 ...
#158  São Tomé and Príncipe: -7.17 %  2000 ...
#159  Bahrain: -7.85 %  1985 ...
#160  Angola: -12.26 %  1990 ...
#161  Saint Kitts and Nevis: -13.6 %  2003 ...
#162  Burundi: -22.23 %  1996 ...
#163  Turkmenistan: -34.01 %  2000 ...
Weighted average: 5.3 %   


DEFINITION: Average annual growth of final consumption expenditure based on constant local currency. Aggregates are based on constant 2000 U.S. dollars. Final consumption expenditure (formerly total consumption) is the sum of household final consumption expenditure (formerly private consumption) and general government final consumption expenditure (formerly general government consumption). This estimate includes any statistical discrepancy in the use of resources relative to the supply of resources.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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