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How Countries Spend Their Money -
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Each country has its own
spending needs that vary with priorities of populace,
the size of the population, the
age of the population and the
political involvements of that
country. Some of the largest
expenditures of governments are
the military, health care and
education.
Military
Military spending is important to
most nations, with each country
spending to its own need and
ability. Canada spends 6.3
percent of its total yearly budget
on military spending. The United
States spends 19.3 percent on military expenses.
Mexico uses 3.3 percent for military spending.
Nicaragua spends 3.2 percent of
its yearly budget on military
expenses. In Columbia, military
spending is 11.9 percent of its
annual budget. Argentina
military spending is 5.9 percent
of its yearly budget.
In Scandinavia and Europe,
military spending is relatively low.
Norway spends 4.8 percent of its
budget on military spending,
while its neighbor Sweden
spends 4.3 percent of its budget
on the military. In the U.K.,
military spending is 6.3 percent
of the yearly expenditure. In
Germany, military spending is 3.3
percent. In France, military
spending is 5.4 percent of
France’s yearly budget. Italy uses
4.5 percent for military spending. The annual
military spending of Spain is 4.2
percent.
In the Middle East, the level of
military spending is generally
higher than in Europe. In the
United Arab Emirates, military
spending is economic45.7 percent
of the country’s annual budget.
In Iran, military spending is 21.7
percent of its allocated budget.
The military expenditure of
Pakistan is 23.1 percent of all its
yearly expenditures.
Morocco spends 13.6 percent of
its annual budget on military
expenditures. The military of
South Africa is 4.8 percent of its
budget.
In India, military
spending is 18.6 percent of its
total spending. Thailand spends
7 percent on its
military. Indonesia sends 6.5
percent of its budget in the
military.
Australia spends 7.1 percent of
its budget on its military. New
Zealand military spending is 3.1
percent of the New Zealand
yearly budget. In China, 18.2
percent of the annual budget is
spent on military expenses.
South Korea spends 12 percent
of its total yearly expenditures
on the military. In Japan, the
military spending percentage is
6.4 percent of the country’s
annual budget. Russia spends
18.7 percent of its annual budget
on the military.
Heath Care
Canada spends 17.9 percent of
its total yearly budget on health
care. The United States spends
19.3 percent of its budget on
health care expenses. Mexico
uses 11.8 percent of its budget
for health care.
Nicaragua spends 17 percent of
its yearly budget on health care.
In Columbia, health care
spending is 17 percent of its
annual budget. Argentina health
care spending is 14.2 percent of
its yearly budget.
Norway spends 17.9 percent of
its budget on health care
spending, while its neighbor
Sweden spends 13.8 percent of
its budget on health care. In the
U.K., health care spending is 16.3
percent of the yearly
expenditure. In Germany, health
care spending is 17.9 percent. In
France, health care spending is
16.7 percent of France’s yearly
budget. Italy uses 14.2 percent of
its annual budget for health care
spending. The annual health
care spending of Spain is 15.5
percent.
In the United Arab Emirates,
health care spending makes up
8.7 percent of the country’s
annual budget. In Iran, health
care spending is 11.5 percent of
its allocated budget. The
health
care expenditure of Pakistan is
1.3 percent of all its yearly
expenditures.
Morocco spends 4.8 percent of
its annual budget on health care
expenditures. The health care of
South Africa is 9.1 percent of its
budget.
In India, health care
spending is 3.4 percent of its
total spending. Thailand spends
11.3 percent of its money on its
health care. Indonesia sends 6.2
percent of its budget in the
health care.
Australia spends 17 percent of its
budget on its health care New
Zealand health care spending is
18.4 percent of the New Zealand
yearly budget. In China, 9.9
percent of the annual budget is
spent on health care expenses.
South Korea spends 11.7 percent
of its total yearly expenditures
on health care. In Japan, health
care spending percentage is 17.9
percent of the country’s annual
budget. Russia spends 10.8
percent of its annual budget on
the health care.
Education
Canada spends 12.7 percent of
its total yearly budget on
education. The United States
spends 17.1 percent of its budget
on education expenses. Mexico
uses 24.3 percent of its budget
on education spending.
Nicaragua spends 15 percent of
its yearly budget on education.
In Columbia, education spending
is 15.6 percent of its annual
budget. Argentina education
spending is 13.8 percent of its
yearly budget.
Norway spends 16.2 percent of
its budget on education
spending, while Sweden spends
12.8 percent of its budget on
education. In the U.K., education
spending is 11.5 percent of the
yearly expenditure. In Germany,
education spending is 9.5
percent. In France, education
spending is 11.4 percent of
France’s yearly budget. Italy uses
10.3 percent of its annual budget
for education spending. The
annual education spending of
Spain is 11.3 percent of its
budget.
In the United Arab Emirates,
education spending makes up
22.5 percent of the country’s
annual budget. In Iran,
education spending is 17.7
percent of its allocated budget.
The education expenditure of
Pakistan is 7.8 percent of all its
yearly expenditures.
Morocco spends 26.4 percent on education
expenditures. The education of
South Africa is 18.5 percent of its
budget.
In India, education
spending is 12.7 percent of its
total spending. Thailand spends
on education.
Australia spends 13.3 percent of
its budget on education. New
Zealand education spending is
15.1 percent of the New Zealand
yearly budget. In China, 12.1
percent of the annual budget is
spent on education expenses.
South Korea spends 15.5 percent
of its total yearly expenditures
on the education. In Japan, the
education spending percentage is
10.5 percent of the country’s
annual budget. Russia spends
11.5 percent on education.
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