Muslim countries Compared by Economy > Spending > Gross national expenditure > Constant 2000 US$ per capita

DEFINITION: Gross national expenditure (constant 2000 US$). 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). Data are in constant 2005 U.S. dollars. Figures expressed per capita for the same year.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Qatar	$34,417.65	2005
2	United Arab Emirates	$24,631.25	2012
3	Kuwait	$22,621.12	2005
4	Brunei	$21,197.44	2012
5	Bahrain	$11,767.91	2005
6	Lebanon	$9,114.18	2012
7	Saudi Arabia	$9,026.64	2005
8	Oman	$8,898.43	2005
9	Turkey	$8,560.59	2012
10	Malaysia	$6,207.66	2012
11	Kazakhstan	$5,207.69	2012
12	Libya	$4,865.90	2005
13	Maldives	$4,625.77	2005
14	Albania	$4,319.50	2012
15	Tunisia	$3,797.37	2012
16	Jordan	$3,652.79	2012
17	Iran	$2,839.19	2007
18	Morocco	$2,792.44	2012
19	Algeria	$2,711.72	2009
20	Azerbaijan	$1,845.79	2012
21	Egypt	$1,712.68	2012
22	Syria	$1,685.17	2010
23	Indonesia	$1,656.70	2012
24	Mauritania	$1,265.30	2012
25	Djibouti	$1,107.37	2006
26	Turkmenistan	$1,055.93	2006
27	Yemen	$946.84	2010
28	Sudan	$945.40	2007
29	Senegal	$906.68	2012
30	Kyrgyzstan	$821.53	2012
31	Uzbekistan	$796.24	2012
32	Pakistan	$795.64	2012
33	Comoros	$783.50	2005
34	Nigeria	$774.37	2012
35	Chad	$623.23	2005
36	Bangladesh	$622.77	2012
37	Tajikistan	$569.35	2012
38	Sierra Leone	$541.43	2011
39	Mali	$515.96	2007
40	The Gambia	$511.78	2011
41	Burkina Faso	$480.11	2011
42	Afghanistan	$378.79	2005
43	Guinea	$307.70	2005
44	Niger	$294.97	2005

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