DEFINITION
Annual growth rate of gross capital formation based on constant local currency. Aggregates are based on constant 2000 U.S. dollars. Gross capital formation (formerly gross domestic investment) consists of outlays on additions to the fixed assets of the economy plus net changes in the level of inventories. Fixed assets include land improvements (fences, ditches, drains, and so on); plant, machinery, and equipment purchases; and the construction of roads, railways, and the like, including schools, offices, hospitals, private residential dwellings, and commercial and industrial buildings. Inventories are stocks of goods held by firms to meet temporary or unexpected fluctuations in production or sales, and "work in progress." According to the 1993 SNA, net acquisitions of valuables are also considered capital formation.
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Rank
Countries
Amount
Date
# 1
Suriname :
64 %
1994
# 2
Macau :
53.9 %
2005
# 3
Burundi :
39.02 %
1996
# 4
Dominica :
35.1 %
2004
# 5
Iceland :
34.62 %
2005
# 6
Mauritania :
32.37 %
2005
# 7
Eritrea :
30.25 %
2005
# 8
Ethiopia :
30.1 %
2005
# 9
Cambodia :
29.02 %
2005
= 10
São Tomé and Príncipe :
28.96 %
2000
= 10
Colombia :
28.96 %
2005
# 12
Nigeria :
25.73 %
2005
# 13
Yemen :
25.6 %
2005
# 14
Armenia :
24.94 %
2005
# 15
Mongolia :
24.82 %
2003
# 16
Ghana :
24.11 %
2003
# 17
Bulgaria :
23.3 %
2005
# 18
Oman :
23.28 %
2004
# 19
Cameroon :
23.08 %
2005
# 20
Argentina :
22.68 %
2005
# 21
Chile :
22.17 %
2005
# 22
Somalia :
21.65 %
1989
# 23
Sudan :
20.54 %
2004
# 24
Venezuela :
20.53 %
2005
# 25
Equatorial Guinea :
20.03 %
1999
# 26
Bolivia :
19.93 %
2005
# 27
Seychelles :
19.46 %
2005
# 28
Vanuatu :
19.4 %
1995
# 29
Rwanda :
18.89 %
2005
# 30
Kazakhstan :
17.7 %
2005
# 31
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines :
16.62 %
2003
# 32
India :
16.46 %
2005
# 33
East Timor :
15.46 %
2005
# 34
Congo, Republic of the :
15.3 %
2005
# 35
Kuwait :
15.2 %
2004
# 36
Mali :
14.79 %
2005
# 37
Guinea-Bissau :
14.49 %
2005
# 38
Slovakia :
14.11 %
2005
# 39
Turkmenistan :
13.8 %
2000
# 40
Côte d'Ivoire :
13.79 %
2005
# 41
Estonia :
13.24 %
2005
# 42
Saudi Arabia :
13.01 %
2003
# 43
Georgia :
13 %
2005
# 44
Kenya :
12.77 %
2005
# 45
Thailand :
12.34 %
2005
# 46
Sri Lanka :
12.03 %
2005
# 47
Belarus :
11.9 %
2005
# 48
Uganda :
11.71 %
2005
# 49
Benin :
11.5 %
2005
# 50
Costa Rica :
11.46 %
2005
# 51
Russia :
11.4 %
2005
# 52
Burma :
11.27 %
2000
# 53
Malta :
11.14 %
1993
# 54
Maldives :
11.06 %
2004
# 55
Burkina Faso :
11 %
2005
# 56
China :
10.9 %
2005
# 57
Norway :
10.75 %
2005
# 58
Vietnam :
10.71 %
2005
# 59
Bangladesh :
10.7 %
2005
# 60
Bhutan :
10.66 %
2004
# 61
Egypt :
10.29 %
2005
# 62
Turkey :
10.25 %
2005
# 63
Israel :
10.23 %
2005
# 64
Uruguay :
10.14 %
2005
# 65
United States :
10.07 %
2004
# 66
Nicaragua :
10.06 %
2005
# 67
Ecuador :
9.98 %
2005
# 68
Dominican Republic :
9.56 %
2005
# 69
Tanzania :
9.52 %
2005
# 70
New Zealand :
9.05 %
2004
# 71
Lithuania :
8.59 %
2005
= 72
Belize :
8.19 %
2005
= 72
Serbia and Montenegro :
8.19 %
2005
# 74
Sweden :
7.81 %
2005
# 75
Laos :
7.73 %
2005
# 76
Belgium :
7.71 %
2005
# 77
Bahamas, The :
7.59 %
1987
# 78
Peru :
7.37 %
2005
# 79
Trinidad and Tobago :
7.33 %
2005
# 80
Algeria :
7.27 %
2005
# 81
Bosnia and Herzegovina :
7.23 %
2005
# 82
Senegal :
7.06 %
2005
# 83
Uzbekistan :
7 %
2005
# 84
Antigua and Barbuda :
6.59 %
2002
# 85
Canada :
6.54 %
2004
# 86
Croatia :
6.29 %
2005
# 87
Iran :
5.81 %
2005
# 88
Togo :
5.7 %
2005
# 89
Swaziland :
5.64 %
2005
# 90
South Africa :
5.36 %
2005
# 91
United Arab Emirates :
5.32 %
2004
# 92
Latvia :
5.14 %
2005
# 93
Syria :
5.09 %
2005
# 94
Jordan :
4.97 %
2005
# 95
Romania :
4.71 %
2005
# 96
Congo, Democratic Republic of the :
4.7 %
2002
# 97
Moldova :
4.58 %
2005
# 98
Tajikistan :
4.55 %
2003
# 99
Australia :
4.35 %
2004
# 100
Albania :
4.33 %
2005
# 101
Indonesia :
4.24 %
2005
# 102
Finland :
4.21 %
2005
# 103
Gabon :
4.09 %
2005
# 104
Fiji :
4 %
1999
# 105
Comoros :
3.68 %
2005
# 106
Namibia :
3.5 %
2005
# 107
Djibouti :
3.47 %
2005
# 108
Czech Republic :
2.86 %
2005
# 109
France :
2.85 %
2005
# 110
El Salvador :
2.64 %
2005
# 111
Ukraine :
2.45 %
2005
# 112
Madagascar :
2.27 %
2005
# 113
Zambia :
2.21 %
2005
# 114
Pakistan :
1.67 %
2005
# 115
Guatemala :
1.51 %
2005
# 116
Korea, South :
1.36 %
2005
# 117
Azerbaijan :
1.22 %
2005
# 118
Solomon Islands :
1.04 %
1986
# 119
United Kingdom :
1.03 %
2005
# 120
Saint Kitts and Nevis :
1.02 %
2003
# 121
Lebanon :
1 %
2005
# 122
Singapore :
0.91 %
2005
# 123
Mozambique :
0.72 %
2005
# 124
Paraguay :
0.53 %
2005
# 125
Hong Kong :
0.5 %
2005
# 126
Poland :
0.49 %
2005
# 127
Mauritius :
0.45 %
2005
# 128
Central African Republic :
0.32 %
1991
# 129
Cyprus :
0.28 %
1994
# 130
Malawi :
0.27 %
2005
# 131
Mexico :
-0.18 %
2005
# 132
Netherlands :
-0.19 %
2005
# 133
Hungary :
-0.25 %
2005
# 134
Sierra Leone :
-0.5 %
1995
# 135
Brazil :
-0.58 %
2005
# 136
Panama :
-0.8 %
2005
# 137
Slovenia :
-1.07 %
2005
# 138
Kyrgyzstan :
-1.11 %
2005
# 139
Macedonia, Republic of :
-1.2 %
2005
# 140
Morocco :
-1.3 %
2005
# 141
Tunisia :
-1.4 %
2005
# 142
Barbados :
-1.93 %
2002
# 143
Afghanistan :
-2.73 %
2005
# 144
Honduras :
-2.82 %
2005
# 145
Portugal :
-3.66 %
2005
# 146
Japan :
-4.15 %
2004
# 147
Guinea :
-4.2 %
2005
# 148
Angola :
-4.28 %
1990
# 149
Malaysia :
-4.78 %
2005
# 150
Philippines :
-6.04 %
2005
# 151
Gambia, The :
-6.58 %
2005
# 152
Haiti :
-7.4 %
1993
# 153
Puerto Rico :
-7.73 %
1991
# 154
Guyana :
-8.21 %
2002
# 155
Niger :
-8.8 %
1999
# 156
Cape Verde :
-8.9 %
2003
# 157
Papua New Guinea :
-10.42 %
1999
# 158
Botswana :
-12.6 %
2005
# 159
Libya :
-17.03 %
1983
# 160
Grenada :
-18.27 %
2004
# 161
Bahrain :
-19.17 %
1985
# 162
Chad :
-26.16 %
2005
# 163
Lesotho :
-26.83 %
2005
# 164
Zimbabwe :
-63.39 %
2005
Weighted average:
7.7 %
DEFINITION: Annual growth rate of gross capital formation based on constant local currency. Aggregates are based on constant 2000 U.S. dollars. Gross capital formation (formerly gross domestic investment) consists of outlays on additions to the fixed assets of the economy plus net changes in the level of inventories. Fixed assets include land improvements (fences, ditches, drains, and so on); plant, machinery, and equipment purchases; and the construction of roads, railways, and the like, including schools, offices, hospitals, private residential dwellings, and commercial and industrial buildings. Inventories are stocks of goods held by firms to meet temporary or unexpected fluctuations in production or sales, and "work in progress." According to the 1993 SNA, net acquisitions of valuables are also considered capital formation.
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