Republic of Congo Consumer Spending 1960-2024

Household final consumption expenditure (formerly private consumption) is the market value of all goods and services, including durable products (such as cars, washing machines, and home computers), purchased by households. It excludes purchases of dwellings but includes imputed rent for owner-occupied dwellings. It also includes payments and fees to governments to obtain permits and licenses. Here, household consumption expenditure includes the expenditures of nonprofit institutions serving households, even when reported separately by the country. Data are in current U.S. dollars.
  • Republic of Congo consumer spending for 2022 was $5.97B, a 6.47% decline from 2021.
  • Republic of Congo consumer spending for 2021 was $6.38B, a 19.21% increase from 2020.
  • Republic of Congo consumer spending for 2020 was $5.35B, a 4.37% decline from 2019.
  • Republic of Congo consumer spending for 2019 was $5.60B, a 14.32% increase from 2018.
Data Source: World Bank

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Republic of Congo Consumer Spending - Historical Data
Year Spending Per Capita Growth Rate
2022 $5.97B $804 5.00%
2021 $6.38B $784 11.50%
2020 $5.35B $719 -8.23%
2019 $5.60B $802 14.11%
2018 $4.89B $720 6.29%
2017 $4.11B $694 -25.04%
2016 $4.98B $948 0.02%
2015 $4.91B $970 14.08%
2014 $5.08B $871 10.39%
2013 $4.67B $808 -0.04%
2012 $4.19B $828 2.08%
2011 $4.34B $834 5.80%
2010 $3.85B $814 1.56%
2009 $3.78B $836 2.41%
2008 $3.74B $850 9.04%
2007 $2.97B $806 7.53%
2006 $2.39B $777 6.58%
2005 $2.07B $757 16.07%
2004 $1.65B $676 7.43%
2003 $0.88B $651 11.58%
2002 $0.90B $600 -26.07%
2001 $0.94B $831 22.52%
2000 $0.76B $704 -2.53%
1999 $0.87B $750 92.51%
1998 $0.89B $400 -43.80%
1997 $0.96B $728 -1.16%
1996 $1.17B $752 14.31%
1995 $0.99B $675 18.79%
1994 $0.70B $584 19.29%
1993 $0.84B $504 13.85%
1992 $0.80B $455 -22.52%
1991 $1.04B $604 15.37%
1990 $0.89B $538 -6.67%
1989 $1.26B $593 0.41%
1988 $1.33B $608 0.36%
1987 $1.30B $624 1.33%
1986 $1.10B $634 -6.81%
1985 $1.13B $701 3.81%
1984 $0.85B $696 7.19%
1983 $0.84B $666 -17.06%
1982 $0.86B $820 47.20%
1981 $1.13B $569 19.46%
1980 $0.80B $487 20.15%
1979 $0.66B $415 -11.64%
1978 $0.59B $481 12.62%
1977 $0.56B $437 -12.88%
1976 $0.58B $514 18.09%
1975 $0.54B $446 1.62%
1974 $0.31B $451 -3.46%
1973 $0.34B $482 -1.87%
1972 $0.32B $507 -0.82%
1971 $0.25B $527 -1.20%
1970 $0.23B $550 5.22%
1969 $0.21B $539 12.25%
1968 $0.20B $494 13.46%
1967 $0.18B $448 -4.41%
1966 $0.17B $483 -8.23%
1965 $0.16B $541 0.30%
1964 $0.15B $555 1.84%
1963 $0.14B $560 -8.94%
1962 $0.14B $632 -8.44%
1961 $0.13B $708 -1.01%
1960 $0.13B $734 0.00%