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Former French colonies Compared by Economy > Spending > Final consumption expenditure > Current US$

DEFINITION: Final consumption expenditure (current US$). Final consumption expenditure (formerly total consumption) is the sum of household final consumption expenditure (private consumption) and general government final consumption expenditure (general government consumption). Data are in current U.S. dollars.

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 Vietnam $109.74 billion 2012
2 Algeria $109.05 billion 2012
3 Morocco $75.75 billion 2012
4 Syria $45.13 billion 2010
5 Tunisia $39.16 billion 2012
6 Lebanon $39.15 billion 2012
7 Cameroon $21.14 billion 2012
8 Cote d'Ivoire $17.54 billion 2008
9 Mozambique $13.27 billion 2012
10 Senegal $12.68 billion 2012
11 Cambodia $11.40 billion 2011
12 Burkina Faso $8.72 billion 2011
13 Mali $8.39 billion 2011
14 Haiti $8.29 billion 2012
15 Madagascar $7.96 billion 2009
16 Laos $7.57 billion 2012
17 Chad $6.85 billion 2012
18 Republic of the Congo $6.53 billion 2011
19 Benin $5.80 billion 2010
20 Niger $5.75 billion 2012
21 Gabon $5.18 billion 2007
22 Guinea $5.07 billion 2011
23 Mauritania $3.72 billion 2012
24 Togo $3.57 billion 2011
25 Central African Republic $2.08 billion 2012
26 Djibouti $686.32 million 2007

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