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Brazil Highest Military Spending

3.35% in 1965
Military expenditure as % of GDP · World Bank

The highest military spending in Brazil was 3.35% in 1965. The top 5 years were: 1965 (3.35%), 1966 (3.02%), 1970 (2.89%), 1967 (2.86%), 1989 (2.69%).

Top 5 Highest Years▾
Brazil Top 5 Highest Military Spending Years
RankYearValue
1st 1965 3.35%
2nd 1966 3.02%
3rd 1970 2.89%
4th 1967 2.86%
5th 1989 2.69%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2002 1.90% −0.06% 85th
2001 1.95% +0.22% 86th
1995 1.86% −0.15% 72nd
1994 2.02% +0.09% 76th
1993 1.93% +0.41% 67th
1991 1.96% −0.40% 43rd
1990 2.36% −0.32% 54th
1989 2.69% +0.57% 66th
1988 2.12% +0.37% 44th
1976 2.00% +0.03% 40th
1975 1.97% +0.03% 40th
1974 1.94% −0.21% 39th
1973 2.15% −0.28% 48th
1972 2.44% −0.18% 50th
1971 2.62% −0.27% 48th
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Source: World Bank (MS.MIL.XPND.GD.ZS)
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