economic2025

Gross national expenditure (% of GDP)

Name: Gross national expenditure (% of GDP)
Creator: World Bank World Development Indicators
Keywords: trend-research-500, world-bank, prices-household-costs-consumption, gross, national, expenditure, gdp

Compare gross national expenditure (% of gdp) across 130 countries or territories using one fixed 2025 World Bank reference slice.

Source: World Bank World Development Indicators•130 countries

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Key Insights

Global Average

103.3%

Median: 101.5%

Countries Covered

130

with available data

Highest

Somalia

169.6%

Lowest

Macao

54.6%

Top 5 Countries

1Somalia169.6%

2Lesotho164.4%

3Republic of The Gambia136.7%

4Kyrgyzstan133.5%

5State of Palestine133.2%

By Region

Other107.8%(66 countries)

North America107.0%(3 countries)

Africa106.1%(6 countries)

Oceania99.5%(1 countries)

Asia98.2%(15 countries)

Key Findings

•130 ISO-mapped countries or territories have a finite % observation in the fixed 2025 slice.
•Somalia has the highest published value (169.566 %).
•Macao has the lowest published value (54.5682 %).

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (54.6%)High (169.6%)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: 103.3%)

Other (66)

North America (3)

Africa (6)

Oceania (1)

Asia (15)

South America (7)

Europe (32)

Percentile Profile

The curve shows how values change from the lowest to the highest country. Steep sections reveal inequality or outliers.

0th percentile · lowest100th percentile · highest

About This Statistic

Gross national expenditure is the sum of household final consumption expenditure, general government final consumption expenditure, and gross capital formation. This indicator is expressed as a percentage of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) which is the total income earned through the production of goods and services in an economic territory during an accounting period.

MapTheory uses only finite ISO-mapped observations from the fixed 2025 World Bank slice recorded below. Aggregates, missing values, non-ISO geographies, conflicting duplicate observations, and every other year or dimension slice are excluded; MapTheory never imputes or interpolates missing countries.

Methodology

Full Data

Rank ↑	Country ↕	Value ↕
1	Somalia	169.6%
2	Lesotho	164.4%
3	Republic of The Gambia	136.7%
4	Kyrgyzstan	133.5%
5	State of Palestine	133.2%
6	Moldova, Republic of	129.2%
7	Ukraine	126.5%
8	Montenegro	125.6%
9	El Salvador	124.1%
10	Nepal	122.5%
11	Comoros	122.3%
12	Honduras	121.5%
13	Samoa	121.4%
14	Guinea	120.9%
15	Sao Tome and Principe	120.0%
16	Namibia	119.2%
17	Bosnia and Herzegovina	118.4%
18	Malawi	118.1%
19	Guatemala	115.4%
20	Tunisia	114.7%
21	Mauritania	114.3%
22	Mozambique	114.3%
23	Central African Republic	114.2%
24	The Republic of North Macedonia	113.7%
25	Philippines	113.7%
26	Rwanda	113.6%
27	Uzbekistan	113.3%
28	Nicaragua	113.3%
29	Guinea-Bissau	113.1%
30	Seychelles	113.0%
31	Haiti	112.8%
32	Egypt	111.7%
33	Madagascar	111.6%
34	Cape Verde	111.4%
35	Morocco	109.2%
36	Islamic Republic of Iran	108.7%
37	Sierra Leone	107.3%
38	Pakistan	107.2%
39	Ethiopia	106.9%
40	Bangladesh	106.6%
41	Botswana	106.4%
42	Cameroon	106.3%
43	Senegal	106.1%
44	Georgia	105.8%
45	Armenia	105.5%
46	Colombia	105.4%
47	Algeria	105.3%
48	Romania	105.2%
49	Kenya	105.1%
50	Croatia	105.0%
51	Mexico	104.6%
52	Mali	104.6%
53	Latvia	104.6%
54	Greece	104.5%
55	Serbia	104.3%
56	Dominican Republic	104.2%
57	Sri Lanka	103.9%
58	Benin	103.0%
59	Mauritius	102.5%
60	Niger	102.4%
61	Iceland	102.3%
62	Paraguay	102.1%
63	India	102.0%
64	Belgium	102.0%
65	Belarus	101.6%
66	United Kingdom	101.4%
67	Bulgaria	101.0%
68	Argentina	101.0%
69	United Republic of Tanzania	101.0%
70	Canada	100.8%
71	Puerto Rico	100.6%
72	France	100.4%
73	Democratic Republic of the Congo	100.3%
74	Türkiye	100.2%
75	Sudan	100.2%
76	Slovakia	100.2%
77	Brazil	99.7%
78	Uganda	99.5%
79	Australia	99.5%
80	Portugal	99.1%
81	Estonia	99.0%
82	Finland	98.7%
83	South Africa	98.6%
84	Saudi Arabia	98.4%
85	Italy	98.1%
86	Sweden	97.9%
87	Israel	97.9%
88	Germany	97.6%
89	Mongolia	97.5%
90	Austria	97.4%
91	Thailand	97.2%
92	Hong Kong	97.1%
93	Poland	97.1%
94	Ecuador	96.5%
95	Russian Federation	96.3%
96	Spain	96.2%
97	Lithuania	96.1%
98	Chile	95.9%
99	Uruguay	95.6%
100	Hungary	95.5%
101	Republic of the Congo	95.5%
102	Cambodia	95.4%
103	Venezuela	95.2%
104	Burkina Faso	95.0%
105	Cote d'Ivoire	95.0%
106	South Korea	94.8%
107	Slovenia	94.6%
108	Malaysia	94.5%
109	Cyprus	94.3%
110	Czech Republic	94.1%
111	Costa Rica	93.8%
112	Azerbaijan	93.8%
113	Vietnam	93.4%
114	Indonesia	93.4%
115	Peru	91.9%
116	Switzerland	91.1%
117	Denmark	89.0%
118	Netherlands	88.8%
119	Norway	88.3%
120	Chad	87.3%
121	Djibouti	85.3%
122	Equatorial Guinea	81.9%
123	Malta	80.8%
124	Brunei Darussalam	80.3%
125	Libya	77.5%
126	Gabon	73.9%
127	Luxembourg	68.8%
128	Singapore	63.8%
129	Ireland	59.4%
130	Macao	54.6%

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Topics

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Data Source

This data comes from World Bank World Development Indicators (2025).

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