Economy > Spending > Household final consumption expenditure, etc. > Constant 2000 US$: Countries Compared

DEFINITION: Household final consumption expenditure, etc. (constant 2000 US$). Household final consumption expenditure (formerly private consumption) is the market value of all goods and services, including durable products (such as cars, washing machines, and home computers), purchased by households. It excludes purchases of dwellings but includes imputed rent for owner-occupied dwellings. It also includes payments and fees to governments to obtain permits and licenses. Here, household consumption expenditure includes the expenditures of nonprofit institutions serving households, even when reported separately by the country. This item also includes any statistical discrepancy in the use of resources relative to the supply of resources. Data are in constant 2005 U.S. dollars.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	United StatesUnited States	$9.71 trillion	2012
2	European UnionEuropean Union	$8.33 trillion	2012
3	JapanJapan	$2.80 trillion	2012
	Group of 7 countries (G7) averageGroup of 7 countries (G7) average (profile)	$2.69 trillion	2012
4	GermanyGermany	$1.73 trillion	2012
5	United KingdomUnited Kingdom	$1.52 trillion	2012
6	ChinaChina	$1.48 trillion	2012
7	FranceFrance	$1.30 trillion	2012
8	ItalyItaly	$1.03 trillion	2012
9	IndiaIndia	$814.32 billion	2012
	High income OECD countries averageHigh income OECD countries average (profile)	$796.60 billion	2012
10	CanadaCanada	$772.06 billion	2012
11	BrazilBrazil	$751.76 billion	2012
12	MexicoMexico	$716.04 billion	2012
13	RussiaRussia	$690.95 billion	2012
14	SpainSpain	$650.89 billion	2012
	Non-religious countries averageNon-religious countries average (profile)	$633.79 billion	2012
15	South KoreaSouth Korea	$548.13 billion	2012
	Heavily indebted countries averageHeavily indebted countries average (profile)	$490.65 billion	2005
16	AustraliaAustralia	$489.13 billion	2012
17	TurkeyTurkey	$424.78 billion	2012
	Cold countries averageCold countries average (profile)	$413.32 billion	2005
	NATO countries averageNATO average (profile)	$406.88 billion	2012
	Eurozone averageEurozone average (profile)	$336.74 billion	2010
	Emerging markets averageEmerging markets average (profile)	$315.28 billion	2012
18	NetherlandsNetherlands	$304.81 billion	2012
	European Union averageEuropean Union average (profile)	$300.22 billion	2010
19	SwitzerlandSwitzerland	$259.22 billion	2012
20	IndonesiaIndonesia	$252.25 billion	2012
21	PolandPoland	$246.52 billion	2012
	Europe averageEurope average (profile)	$241.81 billion	2010
	South Asia averageSouth Asia average (profile)	$235.86 billion	2011
	Former British colonies averageFormer British colonies average (profile)	$231.74 billion	2005
22	BelgiumBelgium	$211.94 billion	2012
23	SwedenSweden	$204.08 billion	2012
24	South AfricaSouth Africa	$203.71 billion	2012
	Christian countries averageChristian countries average (profile)	$201.78 billion	2005
25	AustriaAustria	$181.15 billion	2012
26	NorwayNorway	$158.47 billion	2012
	Catholic countries averageCatholic countries average (profile)	$156.74 billion	2005
27	Hong KongHong Kong	$147.31 billion	2012
28	GreeceGreece	$146.47 billion	2012
29	United Arab EmiratesUAE	$135.76 billion	2012
30	ColombiaColombia	$133.59 billion	2012
31	DenmarkDenmark	$129.08 billion	2012
32	ThailandThailand	$123.18 billion	2012
33	PortugalPortugal	$120.57 billion	2012
34	ArgentinaArgentina	$119.71 billion	2006
35	FinlandFinland	$113.45 billion	2012
36	ChileChile	$110.36 billion	2012
37	PhilippinesPhilippines	$104.03 billion	2012
38	VenezuelaVenezuela	$103.52 billion	2012
39	PakistanPakistan	$102.52 billion	2012
40	IranIran	$102.05 billion	2007
41	MalaysiaMalaysia	$100.34 billion	2012
42	IsraelIsrael	$98.24 billion	2012
43	EgyptEgypt	$96.44 billion	2012
44	IrelandIreland	$95.54 billion	2012
	Former Spanish colonies averageFormer Spanish colonies average (profile)	$89.56 billion	2012
45	NigeriaNigeria	$88.19 billion	2012
46	Saudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia	$86.51 billion	2005
	Religious countries averageReligious countries average (profile)	$84.37 billion	2005
47	PeruPeru	$80.73 billion	2012
48	UkraineUkraine	$77.90 billion	2012
49	New ZealandNew Zealand	$74.64 billion	2012
50	RomaniaRomania	$70.69 billion	2012
51	Czech RepublicCzech Republic	$70.15 billion	2012
52	NicaraguaNicaragua	$67.66 billion	2012
53	BangladeshBangladesh	$65.16 billion	2012
	Former Soviet republics averageFormer Soviet republics average (profile)	$61.88 billion	2010
54	SingaporeSingapore	$61.37 billion	2012
55	HungaryHungary	$55.93 billion	2010
56	VietnamVietnam	$52.93 billion	2012
	South and Central Asia averageSouth and Central Asia average (profile)	$52.81 billion	2005
	OPEC countries averageOPEC countries average (profile)	$52.45 billion	2005
	Latin America and Caribbean averageLatin America and Caribbean average (profile)	$51.22 billion	2005
	Potential Future EU Members averagePotential Future EU Members average (profile)	$50.47 billion	2005
	Eastern Europe averageEastern Europe average (profile)	$49.83 billion	2005
57	MoroccoMorocco	$48.65 billion	2012
58	KazakhstanKazakhstan	$47.23 billion	2012
59	Puerto RicoPuerto Rico	$47.03 billion	2011
60	AlgeriaAlgeria	$44.09 billion	2009
61	Dominican RepublicDominican Rep.	$43.99 billion	2012
62	SlovakiaSlovakia	$42.00 billion	2010
63	EcuadorEcuador	$37.56 billion	2012
	Middle Eastern and North Africa averageMiddle Eastern and North Africa average (profile)	$36.94 billion	2005
	Muslim countries averageMuslim countries average (profile)	$32.76 billion	2005
64	GuatemalaGuatemala	$30.37 billion	2012
65	CubaCuba	$29.88 billion	2011
66	KuwaitKuwait	$25.98 billion	2005
67	Sri LankaSri Lanka	$25.34 billion	2011
68	LebanonLebanon	$24.88 billion	2012
69	SyriaSyria	$24.63 billion	2010
70	TunisiaTunisia	$23.73 billion	2012
71	BulgariaBulgaria	$23.56 billion	2012
72	BelarusBelarus	$22.75 billion	2012
73	SloveniaSlovenia	$21.81 billion	2010
74	SerbiaSerbia	$20.52 billion	2011
75	KenyaKenya	$19.63 billion	2012
76	UruguayUruguay	$19.46 billion	2012
	Landlocked countries averageLandlocked countries average (profile)	$19.23 billion	2005
77	Costa RicaCosta Rica	$18.31 billion	2012
78	SudanSudan	$18.18 billion	2007
79	EthiopiaEthiopia	$17.77 billion	2012
80	LibyaLibya	$17.67 billion	2005
81	El SalvadorEl Salvador	$17.33 billion	2012
82	LithuaniaLithuania	$16.80 billion	2010
83	YemenYemen	$16.73 billion	2010
84	JordanJordan	$15.41 billion	2012
85	LuxembourgLuxembourg	$14.90 billion	2012
86	Cote d'IvoireCote d'Ivoire	$14.86 billion	2008
87	CameroonCameroon	$14.82 billion	2012
88	PanamaPanama	$13.85 billion	2012
89	CyprusCyprus	$13.28 billion	2010
90	AlbaniaAlbania	$11.36 billion	2012
	Former French colonies averageFormer French colonies average (profile)	$11.05 billion	2006
91	AngolaAngola	$10.97 billion	2005
92	UgandaUganda	$10.80 billion	2011
93	Bosnia and HerzegovinaBosnia and Herzegovina	$10.71 billion	2005
94	AzerbaijanAzerbaijan	$10.52 billion	2012
95	LatviaLatvia	$10.04 billion	2010
	Sub-Saharan Africa averageSub-Saharan Africa average (profile)	$10.03 billion	2005
96	HondurasHonduras	$9.43 billion	2012
97	IcelandIceland	$9.10 billion	2012
98	OmanOman	$8.83 billion	2005
99	JamaicaJamaica	$8.73 billion	2005
100	GhanaGhana	$8.69 billion	2005
101	BoliviaBolivia	$8.59 billion	2012
102	NepalNepal	$8.46 billion	2012
103	EstoniaEstonia	$8.20 billion	2012
104	SenegalSenegal	$8.19 billion	2012
105	MozambiqueMozambique	$8.15 billion	2012
106	Democratic Republic of the CongoCongo, DR.	$8.09 billion	2012
107	BotswanaBotswana	$7.78 billion	2012
108	ParaguayParaguay	$7.77 billion	2012
109	UzbekistanUzbekistan	$7.63 billion	2005
110	CambodiaCambodia	$7.61 billion	2011
111	AfghanistanAfghanistan	$7.40 billion	2005
112	NamibiaNamibia	$7.04 billion	2012
113	ArmeniaArmenia	$6.90 billion	2012
114	Trinidad and TobagoTrinidad+	$6.74 billion	2008
115	ZambiaZambia	$6.36 billion	2011
116	Republic of MacedoniaMacedonia Rep.	$5.68 billion	2012
117	MacauMacau	$5.67 billion	2012
118	ZimbabweZimbabwe	$5.31 billion	2005
119	MauritiusMauritius	$5.12 billion	2012
120	BahrainBahrain	$4.95 billion	2005
121	The BahamasThe Bahamas	$4.60 billion	2012
122	Burkina FasoBurkina Faso	$4.58 billion	2011
123	ChadChad	$4.58 billion	2005
124	BruneiBrunei	$4.52 billion	2012
125	TanzaniaTanzania	$4.48 billion	2012
126	MadagascarMadagascar	$4.42 billion	2009
127	GeorgiaGeorgia	$4.30 billion	2005
128	MaltaMalta	$4.23 billion	2010
129	GabonGabon	$4.11 billion	2012
130	RwandaRwanda	$3.98 billion	2012
131	HaitiHaiti	$3.91 billion	2005
132	BeninBenin	$3.88 billion	2010
133	MaliMali	$3.85 billion	2007
134	TurkmenistanTurkmenistan	$3.78 billion	2005
135	MoldovaMoldova	$3.53 billion	2012
136	Republic of the CongoCongo Rep.	$3.49 billion	2011
137	TajikistanTajikistan	$3.31 billion	2012
138	KosovoKosovo	$3.31 billion	2005
139	MongoliaMongolia	$3.27 billion	2012
140	LaosLaos	$3.24 billion	2012
141	Equatorial GuineaEqu. Guinea	$3.11 billion	2011
142	KyrgyzstanKyrgyzstan	$2.91 billion	2012
143	MalawiMalawi	$2.90 billion	2011
144	BarbadosBarbados	$2.86 billion	2005
145	QatarQatar	$2.78 billion	2005
146	NigerNiger	$2.58 billion	2005
147	MauritaniaMauritania	$2.47 billion	2012
148	SwazilandSwaziland	$2.44 billion	2012
149	Sierra LeoneSierra Leone	$2.35 billion	2011
150	FijiFiji	$2.19 billion	2005
151	GuineaGuinea	$2.17 billion	2005
152	TogoTogo	$2.05 billion	2011
153	LesothoLesotho	$1.95 billion	2012
154	MontenegroMontenegro	$1.58 billion	2005
155	LiberiaLiberia	$1.58 billion	2012
156	Central African RepublicCentral Africa	$1.48 billion	2008
157	ArubaAruba	$1.23 billion	2005
158	BurundiBurundi	$1.23 billion	2012
159	SurinameSuriname	$1.19 billion	2005
160	BelizeBelize	$976.86 million	2011
161	BhutanBhutan	$812.65 million	2011
162	MaldivesMaldives	$808.71 million	2005
163	GuyanaGuyana	$683.70 million	2005
164	EritreaEritrea	$678.74 million	2011
165	Antigua and BarbudaAntigua and Barbuda	$675.98 million	2005
166	The GambiaThe Gambia	$661.36 million	2011
167	Saint LuciaSaint Lucia	$546.92 million	2005
168	GrenadaGrenada	$535.11 million	2005
169	East TimorEast Timor	$474.26 million	2011
170	DjiboutiDjibouti	$445.22 million	2006
171	Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesSt Vincent+	$408.69 million	2005
172	ComorosComoros	$382.46 million	2005
173	Solomon IslandsSolomon Islands	$349.70 million	2005
174	DominicaDominica	$298.93 million	2005
175	Saint Kitts and NevisSt Kitts+	$294.18 million	2005
176	VanuatuVanuatu	$279.35 million	2005
177	TongaTonga	$271.71 million	2005
178	CroatiaCroatia	$70.90 million	2012

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