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Japan Lowest Government Spending

10.78% in 1972
Government expenditure as % of GDP · World Bank

The lowest government spending in Japan was 10.78% in 1972. The top 5 years were: 1972 (10.78%), 1973 (10.90%), 1974 (12.21%), 1975 (12.80%), 1976 (13.43%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Japan Top 5 Lowest Government Spending Years
RankYearValue
1st 1972 10.78%
2nd 1973 10.90%
3rd 1974 12.21%
4th 1975 12.80%
5th 1976 13.43%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1973 10.90% +0.13% 4th
1972 10.78% – 4th
1975 12.80% +0.59% 6th
1974 12.21% +1.31% 8th
2007 14.00% −0.84% 18th
2006 14.85% −0.21% 19th
1990 13.85% −0.91% 10th
2005 15.05% −0.02% 17th
1977 14.06% +0.62% 8th
1976 13.43% +0.63% 8th
2018 16.07% −0.12% 33rd
2008 15.26% +1.26% 19th
2004 15.07% −0.66% 21st
1997 14.43% −0.52% 13th
2003 15.73% −0.38% 19th
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Source: World Bank (GC.XPN.TOTL.GD.ZS)
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