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Government Statistics > General government final consumption expenditure > annual % growth (1988) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     Guyana: 70.8 %   1988 Time series
# 2     Niger: 39.04 %   1988 Time series
# 3     Guinea-Bissau: 39 %   1988 Time series
# 4     Zimbabwe: 35.06 %   1988 Time series
# 5     Equatorial Guinea: 32.79 %   1988 Time series
# 6     Swaziland: 32.48 %   1988 Time series
# 7     Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 25.7 %   1988 Time series
# 8     Nigeria: 24.77 %   1988 Time series
# 9     Antigua and Barbuda: 23.26 %   1988 Time series
# 10     Macau: 22.49 %   1988 Time series
# 11     Ethiopia: 17.71 %   1988 Time series
# 12     Botswana: 17.32 %   1988 Time series
# 13     Angola: 16.3 %   1988 Time series
# 14     Burundi: 16.22 %   1988 Time series
# 15     Venezuela: 10.96 %   1988 Time series
# 16     Colombia: 9.96 %   1988 Time series
# 17     Ecuador: 9.77 %   1988 Time series
# 18     Korea, South: 9.5 %   1988 Time series
# 19     Philippines: 9.06 %   1988 Time series
# 20     Honduras: 9.05 %   1988 Time series
# 21     Portugal: 8.6 %   1988 Time series
# 22     Cyprus: 8.5 %   1988 Time series
# 23     Indonesia: 7.58 %   1988 Time series
# 24     Malaysia: 7.35 %   1988 Time series
# 25     Puerto Rico: 7.22 %   1988 Time series
# 26     Morocco: 7.2 %   1988 Time series
# 27     Algeria: 6.7 %   1988 Time series
# 28     Mauritius: 6.1 %   1988 Time series
# 29     Malta: 6.03 %   1988 Time series
# 30     Hungary: 5.46 %   1988 Time series
# 31     Mozambique: 5.45 %   1988 Time series
# 32     India: 5.18 %   1988 Time series
# 33     Mauritania: 5.1 %   1988 Time series
# 34     Dominica: 5.04 %   1988 Time series
# 35     Guatemala: 5.04 %   1988 Time series
# 36     Iceland: 4.66 %   1988 Time series
# 37     Canada: 4.54 %   1988 Time series
# 38     Switzerland: 4.54 %   1988 Time series
# 39     Guinea: 4.39 %   1988 Time series
# 40     Pakistan: 4.36 %   1988 Time series
# 41     Luxembourg: 4.33 %   1988 Time series
# 42     Côte d'Ivoire: 4.19 %   1988 Time series
# 43     Thailand: 4.03 %   1988 Time series
# 44     Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: 3.95 %   1988 Time series
# 45     Italy: 3.93 %   1988 Time series
# 46     Bolivia: 3.77 %   1988 Time series
# 47     Namibia: 3.75 %   1988 Time series
# 48     Comoros: 3.75 %   1988 Time series
# 49     Hong Kong: 3.74 %   1988 Time series
# 50     Turkmenistan: 3.7 %   1988 Time series
# 51     Spain: 3.65 %   1988 Time series
# 52     Japan: 3.64 %   1988 Time series
# 53     France: 3.61 %   1988 Time series
# 54     Chile: 3.59 %   1988 Time series
# 55     Rwanda: 3.56 %   1988 Time series
# 56     Lesotho: 3.49 %   1988 Time series
# 57     Latvia: 3.39 %   1988 Time series
# 58     Costa Rica: 3 %   1988 Time series
# 59     Australia: 2.77 %   1988 Time series
# 60     El Salvador: 2.74 %   1988 Time series
# 61     Germany: 2.39 %   1988 Time series
# 62     Finland: 2 %   1988 Time series
# 63     Kenya: 1.86 %   1988 Time series
# 64     Netherlands: 1.78 %   1988 Time series
# 65     Austria: 1.71 %   1988 Time series
# 66     United States: 1.67 %   1988 Time series
# 67     South Africa: 1.66 %   1988 Time series
# 68     Seychelles: 1.6 %   1988 Time series
# 69     Sudan: 1.6 %   1988 Time series
# 70     China: 1.53 %   1988 Time series
# 71     Belize: 1.37 %   1988 Time series
# 72     Mexico: 1.28 %   1988 Time series
# 73     Jordan: 1.11 %   1988 Time series
# 74     Egypt: 1.08 %   1988 Time series
# 75     Sweden: 1.06 %   1988 Time series
# 76     Bangladesh: 0.78 %   1988 Time series
# 77     Ghana: 0.5 %   1988 Time series
# 78     Sri Lanka: 0.32 %   1988 Time series
# 79     Senegal: 0.31 %   1988 Time series
# 80     Norway: 0.23 %   1988 Time series
# 81     United Kingdom: 0.19 %   1988 Time series
# 82     New Zealand: 0.18 %   1988 Time series
# 83     Tunisia: 0.12 %   1988 Time series
# 84     Vanuatu: 0.08 %   1988 Time series
# 85     Denmark: -0.2 %   1988 Time series
# 86     Iran: -0.48 %   1988 Time series
# 87     Dominican Republic: -0.66 %   1988 Time series
# 88     Belgium: -0.69 %   1988 Time series
# 89     Bulgaria: -0.73 %   1988 Time series
# 90     Turkey: -1.07 %   1988 Time series
# 91     Central African Republic: -1.11 %   1988 Time series
# 92     Saint Kitts and Nevis: -1.11 %   1988 Time series
# 93     Brazil: -1.28 %   1988 Time series
# 94     Gabon: -1.31 %   1988 Time series
# 95     Malawi: -1.46 %   1988 Time series
# 96     Papua New Guinea: -1.71 %   1988 Time series
# 97     Uruguay: -2.27 %   1988 Time series
# 98     Gambia, The: -2.55 %   1988 Time series
# 99     Paraguay: -2.82 %   1988 Time series
# 100     Congo, Republic of the: -3.3 %   1988 Time series
# 101     Burkina Faso: -3.89 %   1988 Time series
# 102     Grenada: -4.13 %   1988 Time series
# 103     Madagascar: -4.22 %   1988 Time series
# 104     Ireland: -4.98 %   1988 Time series
# 105     Uganda: -5.26 %   1988 Time series
# 106     Haiti: -5.4 %   1988 Time series
# 107     Greece: -5.5 %   1988 Time series
# 108     Chad: -7.12 %   1988 Time series
# 109     Cape Verde: -7.29 %   1988 Time series
# 110     Trinidad and Tobago: -8.13 %   1988 Time series
# 111     São Tomé and Príncipe: -9.63 %   1988 Time series
# 112     Mali: -10.03 %   1988 Time series
# 113     Zambia: -12.26 %   1988 Time series
# 114     Cameroon: -13.3 %   1988 Time series
# 115     Peru: -15.8 %   1988 Time series
# 116     Togo: -17.61 %   1988 Time series
# 117     Syria: -17.63 %   1988 Time series
# 118     Panama: -18.54 %   1988 Time series
# 119     Somalia: -19.11 %   1988 Time series
# 120     Benin: -19.6 %   1988 Time series
# 121     Nicaragua: -39.29 %   1988 Time series
# 122     Sierra Leone: -40.72 %   1988 Time series
Weighted average: 3.1 %  


DEFINITION: Annual percentage growth of general government final consumption expenditure based on constant local currency. Aggregates are based on constant 2000 U.S. dollars. General government final consumption expenditure (general government consumption) includes all government current expenditures for purchases of goods and services (including compensation of employees). It also includes most expenditures on national defense and security, but excludes government military expenditures that are part of government capital formation.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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"General government final consumption expenditure > annual % growth (1988) by country", World Development Indicators database. Retrieved from http://www.NationMaster.com/graph/gov_gen_gov_fin_con_exp_ann_gro-final-consumption-expenditure-annual-growth&date=1988

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