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Military expenditure 1988-2010

Military expenditure 1988-2010. Data released on 11 April 2011. World military spending in 2010. Total world military expenditure in 2010 is estimated by SIPRI at $1,630 billion. Increase of 1.3% in real terms over 2009, and of 50% since 2001.

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Military expenditure 1988-2010

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  1. Military expenditure 1988-2010 Data released on 11 April 2011

  2. World military spending in 2010 • Total world military expenditure in 2010 is estimated by SIPRI at $1,630 billion. • Increase of 1.3% in real terms over 2009, and of 50% since 2001. • Total represents estimated 2.6% of global GDP, or $236 per capita. • The largest spender is the US, with 43% of the total in 2010. • However, largest relative regional increases were in South America (5.8%) and Africa (5.2%) in real terms over 2009. • Fall in one region: Europe, by 2.8% in real terms.

  3. World military spending 1988-2010

  4. Regional trends 1

  5. Regional trends 2

  6. Regional changes in 2010

  7. The United States • USA accounts for 43% of the world total. • US military spending $698 billion in 2010, increase of 2.8% in real terms over 2009, 81% higher than in 2001. • Rate of increase slower than in 2001-2009 period. • Military burden of 4.8% of GDP highest outside Middle East (of countries for which data are available). • Military spending remains largely protected in the face of efforts to cut budget deficit.

  8. Top 10 shares of world military spending

  9. Regional shares of world military spending

  10. Thank you!

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