Europe Compared by Economy > National accounts > Local currency at constant prices > Expenditure on GDP > Gross fixed capital formation

DEFINITION: Gross fixed capital formation (formerly gross domestic fixed investment) includes 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. According to the 1993 SNA, net acquisitions of valuables are also considered capital formation. Data are in constant local currency.".

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Belarus	8.46 trillion	2009
2	Hungary	4 trillion	2008
3	Russia	2.63 trillion	2009
4	Czech Republic	773.48 billion	2009
5	Sweden	476.3 billion	2009
6	Armenia	462.7 billion	2009
7	Germany	418.23 billion	2009
8	Norway	396.12 billion	2009
9	France	321.92 billion	2009
10	Denmark	266.04 billion	2009
11	Poland	249.95 billion	2009
12	Italy	231.85 billion	2009
13	Spain	188.3 billion	2009
14	United Kingdom	178.93 billion	2009
15	Albania	111.24 billion	2003
16	Iceland	105.03 billion	2009
17	Switzerland	103.55 billion	2009
18	Romania	100.44 billion	2009
19	Netherlands	91.63 billion	2009
20	Belgium	62.8 billion	2009
21	Croatia	62.8 billion	2009
22	Ukraine	58.7 billion	2009
23	Austria	50.12 billion	2009
24	Estonia	36.17 billion	2009
25	Greece	33.89 billion	2009
26	Finland	28.16 billion	2009
27	Portugal	27.82 billion	2009
28	Lithuania	21.58 billion	2008
29	Ireland	21.32 billion	2009
30	Turkey	19.35 billion	2009
31	Slovakia	13.23 billion	2008
32	Bulgaria	11.27 billion	2009
33	Slovenia	7.65 billion	2008
34	Luxembourg	5.88 billion	2009
35	Azerbaijan	4.59 billion	2009
36	Cyprus	2.92 billion	2008
37	Moldova	2.54 billion	2009
38	Bosnia and Herzegovina	2.1 billion	2005
39	Latvia	1.64 billion	2009
40	Georgia	718.2 million	1996
41	Malta	87.1 million	1993

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