Military Indicators
Back to The Economy Main PageThe military category consists of economic indicators which pertain the a country's military. This includes indicators on military expenditure as well as armed forces personnel and arms imports and exports. These indicators can provide crucial insight into how a country's military can affect the economy.
Major Military Indicators
| Indicator | Period | Value | Change from Prev |
|---|---|---|---|
| World Armed Forces Personnel | 2010 | 28.13M | 0.75% |
| World Military Expenditure | 2011 | 2.50% of GDP | -4.19% |
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