Final consumption expenditure (% of GDP) - Country Ranking - Asia

Definition: Final consumption expenditure (formerly total consumption) is the sum of household final consumption expenditure (private consumption) and general government final consumption expenditure (general government consumption). This estimate includes any statistical discrepancy in the use of resources relative to the supply of resources.

Source: World Bank national accounts data, and OECD National Accounts data files.

See also: Thematic map, Time series comparison

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Rank Country Value Year
1 Lebanon 109.45 2020
2 Syrian Arab Republic 108.59 2019
3 Timor-Leste 107.27 2020
4 Jordan 105.99 2020
5 Tajikistan 96.41 2020
6 Georgia 95.44 2020
7 Nepal 93.65 2020
8 Kyrgyz Republic 92.24 2020
9 Pakistan 92.09 2020
10 Armenia 91.43 2020
11 Philippines 90.42 2020
12 Afghanistan 89.16 1978
13 Bhutan 82.91 2020
14 Sri Lanka 81.12 2020
15 Lao PDR 79.67 2016
16 Hong Kong SAR, China 79.23 2020
17 Azerbaijan 76.49 2020
18 Mongolia 76.28 2020
19 Bangladesh 76.23 2020
20 Cambodia 75.08 2020
21 Uzbekistan 75.05 2020
22 Vietnam 74.57 2020
23 Japan 74.48 2020
24 Malaysia 73.82 2020
25 Israel 73.23 2020
26 Macao SAR, China 72.13 2020
27 Turkey 71.92 2020
28 Oman 71.81 2020
29 Saudi Arabia 71.60 2020
30 India 71.08 2020
31 Thailand 70.60 2020
32 Russia 70.17 2020
33 Indonesia 68.26 2020
34 Myanmar 68.22 2020
35 Kuwait 66.58 2019
36 Kazakhstan 65.69 2020
37 Korea 64.48 2020
38 Iraq 61.90 2019
39 Iran 59.54 2020
40 Bahrain 55.34 2019
41 China 54.82 2020
42 United Arab Emirates 51.54 2019
43 Brunei 49.19 2020
44 Qatar 47.93 2020
45 Singapore 45.43 2020
46 Turkmenistan 21.02 2012

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Periodicity: Annual