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因无法找到国内对于世界军费开支的统计数据，本页数据取自www.globalsecurity.org网站。对于中国的军费开支，此处数据数倍于我国官方公布数据的。因外国认为我国公布数据低于实际开支，并且有汇率计算和实际购买力等方面的考虑。本站不肯定这些数据是否准确。 | ||
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World Wide Military Expenditures | ||
| Country | Military expenditures - dollar figure | Budget Period |
| World | $950 billion | 2004 est. [see Note 5] |
| Rest-of-World [all but USA] | $500 billion | 2004 est. [see Note 5] |
| United States | $466.0 billion | FY04 actual [see Note 8] |
| China Mainland | $65 billion | 2004 [see Note 1] |
| Russia | $50 billion | [see Note 6] |
| France | $46.5 billion | 2000 |
| Japan | $44.7 billion | FY05 |
| Germany | $38.8 billion | 2002 |
| United Kingdom | $31.7 billion | 2002 |
| Italy | $20.2 billion | 2002 |
| Saudi Arabia | $18.3 billion | FY00 |
| Korea, South | $16.18 billion | FY04 |
| Brazil | $13.408 billion | FY99 |
| India | $12,079.7 million | FY01 |
| Iran | $9.7 billion | FY00 |
| Australia | $9.3 billion | FY01/02 est. |
| Israel | $8.97 billion | FY02 |
| Spain | $8.6 billion | 2002 |
| Taiwan Province of China | $8,041.2 million | FY01 |
| Turkey | $8.1 billion | 2002 est. |
| Canada | $7,860.5 million | FY01/02 |
| Netherlands | $6.5 billion | FY00/01 est. |
| Greece | $6.12 billion | FY99/00 est. |
| Korea, North | $5,124.1 million | FY01 |
| Singapore | $4.47 billion | FY01/02 est. |
| Sweden | $4,395.1 million | FY01 |
| Argentina | $4.3 billion | FY99 |
| Egypt | $4.04 billion | FY99/00 |
| Mexico | $4 billion | FY99 |
| Poland | $3.5 billion | 2002 |
| Colombia | $3.3 billion | FY01 |
| Norway | $3.113 billion | FY98/99 |
| Belgium | $3,076.5 million | FY01/02 |
| Switzerland | $2.548 billion | FY01 |
| Pakistan | $2,545.5 million | FY01 |
| Chile | $2.5 billion | FY99 |
| Denmark | $2.47 billion | FY99/00 |
| Oman | $2,424.4 million | FY01 |
| Kuwait | $1,967.3 million | FY01 [see Note 3] |
| Algeria | $1.87 billion | FY99 |
| Finland | $1.8 billion | FY98/99 |
| South Africa | $1.79 billion | FY01 |
| Thailand | $1.775 billion | FY00 |
| Malaysia | $1.69 billion | FY00 est. |
| United Arab Emirates | $1.6 billion | FY00 |
| Romania | $1.5 billion | 2005 |
| Austria | $1,497.1 million | FY01/02 |
| Morocco | $1.4 billion | FY99/00 |
| Iraq | $1.3 billion | FY00 |
| Libya | $1.3 billion | FY99/00 |
| Portugal | $1.286 billion | FY99/00 |
| Angola | $1.2 billion | FY97 |
| Czech Republic | $1,190.2 million | FY01 |
| Hungary | $1.08 billion | 2002 est. |
| Indonesia | $1 billion | FY98/99 |
| Peru | $1 billion | FY01 |
| Philippines | $995 million | FY98 |
| Venezuela | $934 million | FY99 |
| Syria | $921 million | FY00 est. [see Note 4] |
| Ethiopia | $800 million | FY00 |
| Jordan | $757.5 million | FY01 |
| Qatar | $723 million | FY00/01 |
| Ecuador | $720 million | FY98 |
| Sri Lanka | $719 million | FY98 |
| Ireland | $700 million | FY00/01 |
| Serbia and Montenegro | $654 million | 2002 |
| Vietnam | $650 million | FY98 |
| Cuba | $630 million | 1999 [see Note 7] |
| Sudan | $581 million | 2001 est. |
| Bangladesh | $559 million | FY96/97 |
| Bahrain | $526.2 million | FY01 |
| Croatia | $520 million | 2002 est. |
| New Zealand | $515.6 million | 2002 est. |
| Ukraine | $500 million | FY99 |
| Yemen | $482.5 million | FY01 |
| Slovakia | $406 million | 2002 |
| Nigeria | $374.9 million | FY01 |
| Cyprus | $370 million | FY00 |
| Slovenia | $370 million | FY00 |
| Bulgaria | $356 million | FY02 |
| Tunisia | $356 million | FY99 |
| Zimbabwe | $350.6 million | FY01 |
| Brunei | $343 million | FY98 |
| Lebanon | $343 million | FY99/00 |
| Congo, Democratic Republic of the | $250 million | FY97 |
| Uruguay | $250 million | 1999 |
| Lithuania | $230.8 million | FY01 |
| Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of | $200 million | FY01/02 est. |
| Uzbekistan | $200 million | FY97 |
| New Caledonia | $192.3 million | FY96 |
| Dominican Republic | $180 million | FY98 |
| Kenya | $179.2 million | FY01 |
| Kazakhstan | $173 million | FY01 [see Note 2] |
| Belarus | $156 million | FY98 |
| Estonia | $155 million | 2002 est. |
| Luxembourg | $147.8 million | FY01/02 |
| Bolivia | $147 million | FY99 |
| Eritrea | $138.3 million | FY01 |
| Guinea | $137.6 million | FY01 |
| Armenia | $135 million | FY01 |
| Botswana | $135 million | FY01/02 |
| Panama | $128 million | FY99 |
| Cote d'Ivoire | $127.7 million | FY01 |
| Paraguay | $125 million | FY98 |
| Uganda | $121.3 million | FY01 |
| Azerbaijan | $121 million | FY99 |
| Guatemala | $120 million | FY99 |
| Cameroon | $118.6 million | FY00/01 |
| Cambodia | $112 million | FY01 est. |
| El Salvador | $112 million | FY99 |
| Namibia | $104.4 million | 2001 |
| Trinidad and Tobago | $90 million | 1999 |
| Turkmenistan | $90 million | FY99 |
| Malawi | $9.5 million | FY00/01 |
| Bhutan | $9.3 million | FY01 |
| Cape Verde | $9.3 million | FY01 |
| Mauritius | $9.1 million | FY01 |
| Latvia | $87 million | FY01 |
| Congo, Republic of the | $84 million | FY01 |
| Gabon | $70.8 million | FY01 |
| Costa Rica | $69 million | FY99 |
| Senegal | $68.6 million | FY02 |
| Malta | $60 million | 2000 est. |
| Rwanda | $58 million | FY01 |
| Albania | $56.5 million | FY02 |
| Laos | $55 million | FY98 |
| Nepal | $51.5 million | FY01 |
| Haiti | $50 million | FY00 |
| Mali | $50 million | FY01 |
| Madagascar | $48.7 million | FY01 |
| Papua New Guinea | $42 million | FY98 |
| Burkina Faso | $40.1 million | FY01 |
| Burma | $39 million | FY97/98 |
| Mauritania | $37.1 million | FY01 |
| Burundi | $36.9 million | FY01 |
| Tajikistan | $35.4 million | FY01 |
| Ghana | $35.2 million | FY01 |
| Mozambique | $35.1 million | 2000 est. |
| Fiji | $35 million | FY00 |
| Honduras | $35 million | FY99 |
| Maldives | $34.5 million | FY01 |
| Lesotho | $34 million | 1999 |
| Zambia | $32.5 million | FY01 |
| Chad | $31 million | FY01 |
| Jamaica | $30 million | FY95/96 est. |
| Central African Republic | $29 million | FY96 |
| Equatorial Guinea | $27.5 million | FY01 |
| Benin | $27 million | FY96 |
| Djibouti | $26.5 million | FY01 |
| Nicaragua | $26 million | FY98 |
| Mongolia | $24.3 million | FY01 |
| Georgia | $23 million | FY00 |
| Togo | $21.9 million | FY01 |
| Niger | $20.9 million | FY01 |
| Bahamas, The | $20 million | FY95/96 |
| Swaziland | $20 million | FY01/02 |
| Kyrgyzstan | $19.2 million | FY01 |
| Tanzania | $19 million | FY01 |
| Somalia | $15.3 million | FY01 |
| Seychelles | $11 million | FY01 |
| Sierra Leone | $10.3 million | FY01 |
| Liberia | $7.8 million | FY01 |
| Belize | $7.7 million | FY00/01 |
| Comoros | $6 million | FY01 |
| Moldova | $6 million | FY01 |
| Guinea-Bissau | $5.6 million | FY01 |
| East Timor | $4.4 million | FY03 |
| Bermuda | $4,027,970 | January 2002 |
| Gambia, The | $1.2 million | FY01 |
| San Marino | $700,000 | FY00/01 |
| Sao Tome and Principe | $400,000 | FY01 |
| Iceland | 0 | |
| Afghanistan | $NA | |
| Antigua and Barbuda | $NA | |
| Barbados | $NA | |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | $NA | |
| Dominica | $NA | |
| Falkland Islands [Islas Malvinas] | $NA | |
| Faroe Islands | $NA | |
| French Guiana | $NA | |
| Gaza Strip | $NA | |
| Grenada | $NA | |
| Guyana | $NA | |
| Kiribati | $NA | |
| Marshall Islands | $NA | |
| Nauru | $NA | |
| Palau | $NA | |
| Saint Kitts and Nevis | $NA | |
| Saint Lucia | $NA | |
| Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | $NA | |
| Samoa | $NA | |
| Solomon Islands | $NA | |
| Suriname | $NA | |
| Tonga | $NA | |
| Tuvalu | $NA | |
| Vanuatu | $NA | |
| West Bank | $NA | |
| Western Sahara | $NA | |
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| Note 1 - The officially announced figure is $24.6 billion, but actual defense spending more likely ranges from $45 billion to $85 billion for 2004 | ||
| Note 2 - Ministry of Defense expenditures | ||
| Note 3 - Kuwait is changing its fiscal year; the above figure is for July-March 2001; future budget years will be April-March annually | ||
| Note 4 - based on official budget data that may understate actual spending | ||
| Note 5 - Non-US aggregate real expenditure on arms worldwide in 2004 remained at approximately the 1998 level, about half a trillion dollars. US spending increased from about $280 billion to about $470 billion. | ||
| Note 6 - CIA & SIPRI provide no estimates | ||
| Note 7 - WMEAT 1999 estimate, CIA & SIPRI provide no estimates | ||
| Note 7 - The fiscal year (FY) 2004 Department of Defense (DoD) budget request was $379.9 billion in discretionary budget authority -- $15.3 billion above FY 2003. The fiscal 2004 National Defense Authorization Act, passed by Congress 07 November 2003, authorizes DoD to spend $401.3 billion. The fiscal 2004 Defense Appropriations Act, which actually provides the money, became law 30 September 2003.
On April 16, 2003 President Bush signed the FY2003 $79 billion wartime supplemental to cover the needs directly arising from Operation Iraqi Freedom and the reconstruction of Iraq. The Defense Department received $62.6 billion as a result of the emergency supplemental bill. On Nov. 6, 2003 President Bush signed the FY2004 $87.5 billion supplemental appropriations bill for military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. The bill provides $64.7 billion for military operations in Iraq, in Afghanistan and elsewhere, including about $51 billion is for Operation Iraqi Freedom, and $10 billion for Operation Enduring Freedom. The remaining $22.8 billion in non-DOD monies will cover costs with Operation Noble Eagle and support for allies in the war on terror. |
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