Sub-Saharan Africa Compared by Economy > Spending > Gross national expenditure deflator > Base year varies by country per million

DEFINITION: Gross national expenditure deflator (base year varies by country). 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). Figures expressed per million population for the same year.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Comoros	283.06	1998
2	Equatorial Guinea	224.78	2011
3	Djibouti	213.03	2006
4	Cape Verde	211.72	2011
5	Gabon	173.53	2012
6	Swaziland	171.41	2011
7	Madagascar	154.14	2009
8	Mauritius	108.59	2012
9	Eritrea	96.48	2011
10	Liberia	85.31	2012
11	Lesotho	78.97	2012
12	The Gambia	73.67	2011
13	Botswana	71.19	2012
14	Namibia	69.96	2012
15	Zambia	60.72	2011
16	Democratic Republic of the Congo	50.92	2012
17	Republic of the Congo	44.77	2011
18	Mauritania	37.71	2012
19	Benin	31.64	2010
20	Sierra Leone	29.44	2011
21	Guinea	27.33	2010
22	Togo	26.87	2011
23	Central African Republic	24.12	2008
24	Burundi	21.27	2012
25	Nigeria	20.55	2012
26	Mali	20.06	2007
27	Rwanda	14	2012
28	South Sudan	13.86	2011
29	Sudan	11.87	2007
30	Senegal	10.91	2012
31	Chad	9.99	2005
32	Zimbabwe	9.23	2012
33	Mozambique	9.12	2012
34	Cote d'Ivoire	8.96	2008
35	Burkina Faso	8.79	2011
36	Malawi	8.39	2011
37	Ghana	8.25	2012
38	Niger	7.68	2012
39	Cameroon	5.52	2012
40	Uganda	5.17	2011
41	Kenya	4.8	2012
42	Tanzania	4.49	2012
43	South Africa	3.01	2012
44	Ethiopia	1.46	2012
45	Angola	-92.466	2012

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