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Central African Republic Lowest Government Spending

8.18% in 2012
Government expenditure as % of GDP · World Bank

The lowest government spending in Central African Republic was 8.18% in 2012. The top 5 years were: 2012 (8.18%), 2014 (8.27%), 2017 (8.68%), 2016 (9.02%), 2015 (9.31%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Central African Republic Top 5 Lowest Government Spending Years
RankYearValue
1st 2012 8.18%
2nd 2014 8.27%
3rd 2017 8.68%
4th 2016 9.02%
5th 2015 9.31%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2017 8.68% −0.34% 5th
2019 9.94% −0.18% 5th
2016 9.02% −0.29% 3rd
2014 8.27% +0.09% 3rd
2012 8.18% −5.28% 3rd
2018 10.12% +1.45% 7th
2015 9.31% +1.03% 4th
2004 9.66% – 5th
2021 11.66% −2.31% 8th
2008 11.01% +1.34% 11th
2020 13.97% +4.03% 12th
2011 13.46% −2.87% 17th
2010 16.34% +0.47% 27th
2009 15.86% +4.86% 25th
Source: World Bank (GC.XPN.TOTL.GD.ZS)
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