Europe Compared by Economy > Spending > General government final consumption expenditure > Constant LCU

DEFINITION: General government final consumption expenditure (constant LCU). General government final consumption expenditure (formerly 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. Data are in constant local currency.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Hungary	4.7 trillion	2010
2	Belarus	1.78 trillion	2012
3	Russia	1.28 trillion	2012
4	Sweden	794.07 billion	2012
5	Czech Republic	670.76 billion	2012
6	Germany	468.79 billion	2012
7	Norway	453.87 billion	2012
8	France	452.31 billion	2012
9	Denmark	434.37 billion	2012
10	United Kingdom	289.96 billion	2012
11	Italy	285.23 billion	2012
12	Serbia	268.78 billion	2011
13	Iceland	266.7 billion	2012
14	Poland	219.79 billion	2012
15	Croatia	212.62 billion	2012
16	Spain	190.56 billion	2012
17	Albania	160.19 billion	2012
18	Netherlands	148.75 billion	2012
19	Armenia	146.39 billion	2012
20	Belgium	76.04 billion	2012
21	Switzerland	59.02 billion	2012
22	Ukraine	52.59 billion	2012
23	Romania	50.34 billion	2012
24	Austria	49.83 billion	2012
25	Finland	37.32 billion	2012
26	Republic of Macedonia	36.7 billion	2012
27	Greece	32.68 billion	2012
28	Portugal	31.06 billion	2012
29	Ireland	26.26 billion	2012
30	Lithuania	13.76 billion	2010
31	Turkey	12.53 billion	2012
32	Slovakia	11.3 billion	2010
33	Bulgaria	6.95 billion	2012
34	Slovenia	6.32 billion	2010
35	Luxembourg	6.06 billion	2012
36	Azerbaijan	2.59 billion	2012
37	Cyprus	2.36 billion	2010
38	Estonia	2.29 billion	2012
39	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1.84 billion	2005
40	Moldova	1.78 billion	2012
41	Malta	1.11 billion	2010
42	Latvia	989.39 million	2010
43	Montenegro	233.76 million	2000

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